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Subject: Re: Brushing Teeth

Author:
Melody

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Date Posted: 13:16:37 08/05/04 Thu
In reply to: SteveW 's message, "Brushing Teeth" on 22:41:32 08/04/04 Wed

I know how you feel. Just do the best you can, and soon the pain and tenderness will subside. I found that using my Sonicare on the low setting when I was very sore was helpful. I also found that the waterpik felt good on sore gums. Don't worry, it will get better!!

>I had my ceramic braces fitted, top and bottom 5 days
>ago and brushing my teeth is so painful that I can
>only brush them very lightly without severe
>discomfort. And when I brush the molars where the
>brackets are attached, unless I'm very careful, I get
>one of those really painful electric shocks! Any
>similar experiences or tips?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Brushing Teeth	Melissa	09:55:51 08/06/04 Fri