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Post-Op Care for Your Braces

Follow these recommendations to maximize your orthodontic treatment:
  • Brush and floss your teeth. Healthy teeth respond best to consistent oral hygiene. Maintain the quality of your braces
  • along with your teeth helps assure the best outcomes.
  • Keep your appointments and follow directions. Your orthodontic success involves routine progress checks. Adjustments and observation can keep you on-track and eliminate an extended treatment period.
  • Be patient. Treatment times vary. Your teeth will adjust at their own pace and according to the recommended course of treatment prescribed for you.
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