Orthodontic teeth are the choice of many people, but in the process, the teeth may feel painful. Next, I will introduce some ways to relieve orthodontic toothache to help you reduce pain and better survive the orthodontic period.
1. Cold compress. In the early stages of orthodontics**, your teeth may feel sore. At this time, you can apply an ice pack or cold washcloth to the painful area for 15-20 minutes at a time, 2-3 times a day. Cold compresses can reduce pain and swelling.
2. Oral painkillers.
If the pain is severe, painkillers can be taken by mouth under the guidance of a doctor. But please note that painkillers may cause some *** such as nausea, vomiting, etc., so please follow your doctor's advice to use them.
3. Adjust your diet.
During orthodontics**, avoid hard foods and irritating foods such as nuts, candies, chili peppers, etc. These foods may worsen the pain and discomfort of your teeth. It is advisable to choose soft and light foods.
4. Maintain oral hygiene.
Maintaining oral hygiene is very important for orthodontics**. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and mild toothpaste and brush your teeth twice a day for no less than two minutes each time. Also, floss regularly between your teeth to avoid the buildup of food debris and bacteria.
5. Regular review.
During orthodontics**, regular check-ups are very important. The doctor will check the condition of the teeth and adjust the orthodontic device to ensure that the ** goes smoothly. If there is any discomfort or problem, consult a doctor promptly and proceed**.
Orthodontic toothache is a common occurrence, but there are ways to relieve it. During orthodontics**, it is very important to maintain oral hygiene, adjust your diet, and have regular check-ups. If you have any discomfort or problems, consult your doctor promptly**. Orthodontics