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Dislodged Brackets

Dislodged brackets are common in orthodontic treatment, where the braces become loose or fall off from the tooth surface. Hard or sticky foods, trauma, or normal wear and tear can cause it. Prompt dental care is needed to reposition or replace the brackets to ensure the treatment stays on track. Patients should take care of their braces and follow the orthodontist's advice to prevent future bracket dislodgement.

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My brackets got dislodged with the cement at the base of the bracket. Why?

Query: Hi doctor,My brackets got dislodged, and it had come out with the cement. Is it my fault or the dentist's fault? Kindly suggest.  Read Full »

Dr. Mayank Khandelwal

Dr. Mayank Khandelwal

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. The bracket dislodgement is normal and can happen to any patient. It can be due to the following causes. During bracket placement, the tooth surface is conditioned, and the composite (dental cement) is placed on the bracket base and bonded ...  Read Full »

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