Vitis Orthodontic Protective Wax

• Forms a resistant protective barrier against abrasions and oral wounds caused by orthodontic appliances.
• Relieves pain and discomfort, especially in the initial phases and after adjustments, facilitating adaptation to the appliance.
• Also useful as a temporary solution in case of breakage of brackets or wires until the visit to the dentist.
• Simple application by molding with fingers on the affected area, with adequate adherence for prolonged use during the day.
• Compatible with oral hygiene techniques and products intended for orthodontic wearers.
• Health control over ingredients with low risk of hypersensitivity and no toxicity from minimal accidental ingestion.

What is this protective wax for?

It is used to cover orthodontic supports that cause discomfort due to friction, preventing injuries and facilitating oral comfort.

How is the wax correctly applied?

It should be molded and placed over the bracket or wire that causes discomfort, ensuring that the area is clean and dry for better adhesion.

How long does the protection last once applied?

The wax remains adhered for several hours, depending on oral activity and food intake, recommending daily replacement or after meals.

Can this wax be used with any type of orthodontic appliance?

Yes, it is compatible with metal, ceramic brackets, and wires commonly used in orthodontic treatments.

Is it safe for children and adolescents?

Yes, it is formulated to minimize the risk of irritation or allergies, although ingestion should be avoided and its use should be supervised in minors.

Does the wax act against microorganisms in the mouth?

It does not have direct antimicrobial action; oral hygiene should be complemented with specific products to control bacteria and other microorganisms.

1. Cut a piece sufficient to cover the surface of the involved bracket or wire.
2. Soften the wax with clean fingers by making circular movements to facilitate molding.
3. Carefully dry the application area with a gauze or swab to improve adhesion.
4. Place and press the wax onto the support or wire ensuring it is firm and without gaps.
5. Remove the wax at the end of the day or when it causes discomfort and replace as necessary.

• Do not ingest the product.
• Avoid use in case of known hypersensitivity or allergy to any component, although these reactions are very rare.
• Consult a healthcare professional with any questions or incidents related to its use.
• Keep out of reach of small children without supervision.
• Does not replace oral hygiene products for cleaning and microbiological control of the oral cavity.
• It is recommended to remove the wax before brushing teeth or using mouth rinses.

Orthodontic wax sticks. Reference CN 245365.4.