I m having braces from last 5 months and my one tooth is started decaying and main prblm is that tooth is attach with that braces and m worried nowand I really don't want to remove all brackets againand that tooth is not paining little black hole is created and please suggest me to stop that tooth decay
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Most Important thing to prevent cavities Is to Limit No. Of Intakes Per Day
An Intake is anything apart from water taken at one go
For eg .. you have 6 cups of coffee / tea during the day then if you have all 6 in one go then that is considered to be 1 intake but if you have 1 after the other with intervals during the day they will be 6 different intakes
So 6 different times carbohydrates were broken down and acid was produced which increases your chances to get cavities
Next Steps
Visit Your Dentist to get a dental evaluation done . Also Ask him to help you with your caries index ( how prone you are to get dental decay )
Health Tips
Brushing Twice Daily with Fluoridated Toothpaste
Use Of Regular Mouthrinse ( Not Containing Flouride )
Flossing at least Twice a week
Six Monthly Dental Check up And Scaling
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u can follow oral hygiene measures at home...filling can be done even if ur wearing braces...no need t take it out...by filling u will stop d tooth decay
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