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- Stirrup install procedure
- 1. Consult a dentist
- 2. Braces procedure
- 3. What you feel during the stirrup tide process
- 4. Regular control
- 5. Release of braces and care after release
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Teeth that are not neat not only make your face less attractive, but also save oral health problems. Install braces or braces is one solution for you. The following stagesstep-by-step in the processbraces.
Stirrup install procedure
1. Consult a dentist
Before you install braces, you should first consult the dentist. The dentist will do a physical examination and ask you to do an X-ray examination to see the condition of your teeth. From the results of the examination the dentist will assess whether you need braces or not.
The dentist will discuss with you about the right treatment options and an estimate of how long the therapy will take. After that, make the next appointment for braces.
2. Braces procedure
Before braces are installed, the surface of your teeth will be cleaned, smoothed and dried so that the braces can stick well. A glue will then be installed on the surface of your teeth. After that braces will be prepared.
There are braces bracket which serves as an 'anchor' for braces. Glue mounts will also be installed, then attached to your teeth at a predetermined place. The excess glue will be cleaned. The glue will be illuminated with high-strength light so the glue becomes hard so that the braces are not easily separated.
This process takes approximately 20-30 minutes depending on the severity of the condition of your teeth.
3. What you feel during the stirrup tide process
After braces, you will feel uncomfortable because braces that pull your teeth will cause pain, especially 4-6 hours after the procedure is complete. Pain will last up to 3-5 days and after that it will begin to decrease. The doctor will provide pain medication to reduce pain. It is recommended to consume soft foods so as not to cause pain.
4. Regular control
Regular control needs to be done for those of you who put on braces. As time goes by, braces can become loose so they do not have enough strength to change the position of your teeth.
You are advised to routinely control the development of your teeth as well as to tighten your braces every 3-10 weeks depending on the type of braces you use. Modern braces have better endurance so they don't require routine control too often.
5. Release of braces and care after release
After the dentist confirms that the therapy is complete, the braces will be removed. Slowly the hardened glue will be broken down carefully. The remaining glue that is still attached to the tooth surface will be cleaned carefully.
After the removal of braces, you are required to use a device called a 'retainer'. This tool will be used in the mouth to prevent your teeth from returning to their original position. Retainer must be used for 6 months without being released, after 6 months you may use it retainer at night only during sleep.
