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Regular visits and adherence to the treatment plan will contribute to achieving the desired results within the projected timeframe.<\/p>"},{"_id":"e459786","tab_title":"Will braces cause discomfort or pain?","tab_content":"<p>It's common for patients to experience some discomfort or soreness after getting braces or during adjustments. This discomfort is usually mild and temporary, as the teeth adjust to the new pressure applied by the braces. Over-the-counter pain relievers and orthodontic wax can help alleviate any irritation from braces. As the teeth gradually move into their desired positions, any initial discomfort will subside, and patients will become more accustomed to wearing braces. 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