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Tooth Spacers: Placement, Sensation, and Aftercare
Procedure
Spacers (separators) are small elastics or metal springs placed between teeth to create room for bands. No drilling or injections; usually painless.
What to Expect
- Mild pressure or tightness for a few days.
- Slight soreness when chewing.
- Over‑the‑counter pain relievers (ibuprofen) if needed.
Care Tips
- Avoid sticky/chewy foods that could dislodge spacers.
- Brush gently around them.
- If a spacer falls out, contact your orthodontist.
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