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It is recommended to remove aligners while eating to avoid stucking food in brackets and wires. About drinks or colored drinks they could stain the aligners if we had in excess so it is necessary to remove the aligners while drinking as well.
No. If you eat anything with sugars, acids or pigments, they will get trapped between your aligners and your teeth. This will feed the bacteria in your mouth that cause tooth decay and also cause your teeth to turn dark in the color of the foods that you are eating. For example, would you want orange teeth if you were eating carrots? Do you want brown teeth if you drink coffee? Even diet soft drinks contain phosphoric acid which will weaken the enamel. Sugary fruits will feed the bacteria which will then make lactic acid as their waste product and your teeth will decay. Milk has lactose sugar which will be used by bacteria as their food source then they will excrete their waste product which is lactic acid. People make urine from what is eaten in the diet, Bacteria make Lactic Acid from what they eat which then destroys teeth. This is the "Most Simple" explanation in the most basic way I can tell it. Since we can't eliminate sugars completely from our diet, or the bacteria completely from our mouths; it is is essential that everyone reduce the bacteria through daily oral hygiene and reduce sugars by avoiding them as much as the body can get by without. Sticky sugary foods should always be avoided or tooth brushing should be done immediately afterward.
This is not a normal thing there must be some problem in the treatment. You should visit your dentist to consult with him or her regarding the problems you were facing.
Yes, you must visit your orthodontist so that he or she will examine the condition of your teeth and start the treatment accordingly.
Hi there, I am sorry to hear that your teeth are covered by the adhesive used. The adhesive won't be causing any damage on the teeth but the rough surface on the tooth can be packing more plaque and food. Therefore it is best to address it with your provider and they can clean it right away...