Dentaid VITIS wax for fixed orthodontic appliance

VITIS Orthodontic wax

is used to protect sharp components of the orthodontic appliance so as not to cause irritation oral mucosa. A fixed orthodontic appliance, especially in in the first phase of treatment rubs against the oral mucous membranes causing micro-injuries and abrasions, which turn into painful aphthae. Orthodontic wax is applied to those parts of the fixed appliance that most rub against the mucosa. Thanks to the use of wax orthodontic appliance, we protect the mucous membranes and prevent the formation of painful lesions.

VITIS Orthodontic wax is shaped into small rolls, which are packed in a hygienic case. This form of wax facilitates portioning, shaping the wax into a ball, and sticking it to the chosen spot. A hygienic, closable case makes it easier transporting and storing wax, which is always ready to use when necessary.

How to use VITIS Orthodontic wax

Wax usually comes in small pieces (tubes). In case of discomfort and rubbing of the appliance against the membranes mucous membranes, take an appropriate piece of wax and shape it into a ball with your fingers. Then place the wax on the spot that irritates (rubs) and the mucous membrane. The wax should remain on the teeth until the first meal or drinking. Swallowing is not a major problem. Use as as often as needed.

VITIS Orthodontic

this is a series of oral care products oral care intended for people with fixed orthodontic appliances. In the Orhodontic line includes paste, liquid, toothbrush, wax, and tablets. VITS Orthodontic paste and liquid contain fluoride, which effectively protect teeth against cavities, to which teeth are susceptible during treatment, are particularly vulnerable. Cetylpyridinium chloride reduces plaque dental plaque, the removal of which during treatment is particularly stubborn. The liquid and paste with green apple flavor provide a long-lasting sensation freshness, which is extremely valuable for orthodontic patients.

Orthodontic specialists recommend that during orthodontic treatment

- eat in small pieces and avoid biting with incisors,
- avoid sticky foods that accumulate around appliance parts and are difficult to remove,
- avoid hard foods, chewing which may cause damage to the appliance,
- avoid excessive consumption of acidic and sweet products, which in most contribute to the formation and development of caries,
- consume products rich in vitamin A (eggs, milk) and beta-carotene, that support the regeneration of the mucous membrane, often irritated during orthodontic treatment.