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Feeling some tooth sensitivity after getting braces? Totally normal—and thankfully, temporary! In those first few days, stick to soft foods, rinse with warm saltwater, and use dental wax on any sore spots to ease irritation.

Discomfort is part of the journey, but it doesn’t last forever—and there are simple ways to manage it like a pro. πŸ’‘

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