Dental spacers

Inserting a spacer to maintain a gap allows proper alignment for teeth later on. Orthodontists recommend them for various reasons, such as tooth removal, premature tooth loss, abscesses, trauma or an accident. However, not every missing tooth needs a spacer. For example, a dentist may not install the application if you lose one of your four upper teeth in the front or if your child’s permanent toothDental spacers may be uncomfortable at first, but you can relieve the discomfort with over-the-counter medication. The devices typically feel more comfortable after you wear them for a few days.
will erupt soon.

Dental spacers may be uncomfortable at first, but you can relieve the discomfort with over-the-counter medication. The devices typically feel more comfortable after you wear them for a few days.

An orthodontist applies rubber spacers by stretching the device using a specialized tool or instrument and then inserting them in the necessary space. Metal spacers are applied using gentle pressure or floss. A sensation of pressure or pinching may occur as the device fits into place on the gumline.