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Discussion on Hydrogen Peroxide and Invisalign
The method of oral orthopaedics in modern times, Invisalign is quite popular. During the period of correction, people often want to clean their utensils to keep the mouth clean and healthy. In this case, hydrogen peroxide has attracted much attention.
Hydrogen peroxide, chemical name hydrogen peroxide, has strong oxidizing properties and is often used as a disinfectant. When cleaning Invisalign braces, some people think it may be effective in descaling and sterilizing. However, it is also advisable to use it.
An appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide can indeed clear the dirt and bacteria on Invisalign braces. When it comes into contact with braces, it can decompose and produce reactive oxygen species, which can break the bacterial structure and kill it; it can also decompose stains and make braces clean.
However, if the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is improper, or it is used too frequently, there are disadvantages. High concentration of hydrogen peroxide or the material of the injured braces will cause aging and deformation, which will affect the treatment effect. And if it remains in the braces, the entrance or the oral mucosa will cause discomfort, or even ulcers.
Therefore, use hydrogen peroxide to clean the Invisalign braces with caution. Be sure to follow the correct method and appropriate concentration, and clean it with water after use to ensure oral safety and smooth correction.
The method of oral orthopaedics in modern times, Invisalign is quite popular. During the period of correction, people often want to clean their utensils to keep the mouth clean and healthy. In this case, hydrogen peroxide has attracted much attention.
Hydrogen peroxide, chemical name hydrogen peroxide, has strong oxidizing properties and is often used as a disinfectant. When cleaning Invisalign braces, some people think it may be effective in descaling and sterilizing. However, it is also advisable to use it.
An appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide can indeed clear the dirt and bacteria on Invisalign braces. When it comes into contact with braces, it can decompose and produce reactive oxygen species, which can break the bacterial structure and kill it; it can also decompose stains and make braces clean.
However, if the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is improper, or it is used too frequently, there are disadvantages. High concentration of hydrogen peroxide or the material of the injured braces will cause aging and deformation, which will affect the treatment effect. And if it remains in the braces, the entrance or the oral mucosa will cause discomfort, or even ulcers.
Therefore, use hydrogen peroxide to clean the Invisalign braces with caution. Be sure to follow the correct method and appropriate concentration, and clean it with water after use to ensure oral safety and smooth correction.
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