I have got my braces 10 days ago. As a result I have noticed that there is a painful swelling yellow spot inside my cheek formed due to the rubbing between braces and cheek. How can I diminish this swelling painful ulcers? Please give me some home made solution. Please help.
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Hello sir....
It is the traumatic ulcer ...it is normal during initial stages of braces treatment...Apply dologel CT for symptomatic relief...kindly check with the extension the arch wire which also poke. Your cheek..if it is extended kindly trim that extended wire
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kindly visit dentist for further clinical examination and management
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Hello,
It is common to get ulcers in the initial stages of orthodontic treatment. You can use dologel for pain relief .But if the wire is extending beyond the bracket or band and causing the ulcer ,the wire has to be cut . So visit your dentist .
Regards.
There is a possibility that there is some excessive wire extending beyond the braces. In that case, the extra length of the wire needs to be cut by your doctor.
Triamcinolone gel may help you to get relief, to be applied about 3 times a day for 3-4 days.
Dear friend,
with braces there is no home made solution . u have to pay a visit to your doc, for this simple problem , i strongly suggest to c your Doc,
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