Ibraces Troubleshooting
A dental brace known as iBraces consists of a round or flat metal wire placed against the back surfaces of the teeth for straightening purposes. They're popular with individuals who wish to avoid damage to the front surfaces of their teeth or are concerned about wearing visible braces.
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Soreness
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In the early stages of wearing iBraces, wearers may experience sore teeth as a result of the pressure exerted by the braces. This situation is temporary. Eating softer food and taking pain killers may provide comfort.
Exposed Wire
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As orthodontic treatment continues and teeth begin to move, it is not uncommon for sharp ends of the wire to become exposed. This problem can be solved by your orthodontist on your next visit, but you can place a small ball of wax on the end of the wire or carefully clip the end of the wire with wire cutters as a temporary solution.
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Loose or Detached Braces
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iBraces may become loose or detached from a tooth over time. Detached braces need to be rebonded by your orthodontist, but unless you're experiencing major discomfort, this is not an emergency and can be remedied on your next visit.
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