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Pain with Braces molar bands.
Hello, it's been approx more than one year when i got my braces but now a days suddenly i found that my right molar is wiggling while i have molar band and I'm feeling pain when i chew something or i apply mild force against my molars i feel pain in interdental space of molar. I'm very worry about if these are sign of cavity or I'll loose my molar. Please help what to do and i use an interdental brush to remove the food debris from interdental space of molar...is this Pain is because of I'm using an interdental brush to remove food particles? Please help me.
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Your molar band is loose and may be poking your gums causing pain. Do inform your orthodontist. They will recomend it and youl be fine.
Avoid interdental brush for now
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Dr. Vipin Aggarwal
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Pain is due to food impaction between the molars. Thats causing infection.
Second pain could be due to tooth movement due to orthodontic treatment.
Kindly get an xray done and get evaluated with concerned dentist.
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