You should not find it painful at all when your orthodontist inserts and places braces into your mouth. Some people do, however, feel some discomfort several hours after the braces have been placed on the teeth, although it should not be very painful at all. A good idea is to take an Advil or a Tylenol before you go to your dentist, as you will be less likely to feel any discomfort after the procedure.
Many people do indicate that their teeth are a little sore during the first few weeks and they will feel a little pressure from the braces, at least until they adjust to this. You should also try to brush your teeth very gently during the first week and do not apply to much pressure. You may also try to avoid eating too many solid foods during the first few days. If you can, try to eat soups, salads and jello.
Many people do indicate that their teeth are a little sore during the first few weeks and they will feel a little pressure from the braces, at least until they adjust to this. You should also try to brush your teeth very gently during the first week and do not apply to much pressure. You may also try to avoid eating too many solid foods during the first few days. If you can, try to eat soups, salads and jello.