Orthodontic Wax
Our price £1.99

Brace comfort support

Orthodontic Wax

A temporary protective wax for orthodontic rubbing from brackets or wires.

Product description

Orthodontic Wax is a short-term comfort aid for braces or orthodontic appliances that are rubbing the cheeks, lips or gums. It is a short-term comfort product and does not replace adjustment when something is sharp or broken.

Best for

  • Temporary rubbing from brackets, wires or orthodontic appliances
  • Patients waiting for orthodontic advice or adjustment
  • Reducing irritation while the cause of rubbing is checked if it persists

Key actives/ingredients

  • Key ingredients or materials listed for this product: Orthodontic wax; no medicinal active ingredient
  • Check the full label for allergens, warnings, strength and age suitability
  • Use only as directed and avoid combining strong active products without advice

How to use

  1. Dry the area as much as possible, soften a small amount of wax and place it over the rubbing bracket or wire
  2. Remove wax before eating or brushing and replace as needed
  3. Arrange advice if a wire is sharp, broken or repeatedly causing trauma

What to pair it with

  • Orthodontic cleaning aids for keeping braces clean
  • A fluoride toothpaste for enamel protection during orthodontic treatment
  • Dental or orthodontic review if rubbing does not settle

When to ask for advice

  • A wire is cutting, protruding or causing ulcers
  • A bracket is loose or the appliance feels broken
  • Rubbing continues despite wax or keeps returning

Pregnancy/breastfeeding/medical cautions

Orthodontic wax is for temporary comfort only. It should not delay urgent advice for broken appliances, sharp wires, swelling, infection or significant pain.

Delivery/consultation requirement

Available for standard delivery where suitable. Sharp wires, broken braces or persistent trauma should be assessed by an orthodontist or dentist.

FAQs

Can I sleep with wax on?

Follow the packaging and your orthodontist’s advice. Replace wax regularly and keep the area clean.

Can wax fix a broken brace?

No. It can cover rubbing temporarily, but broken or sharp components need orthodontic advice.

Is it for aligner cleaning?

No. It is a comfort product for rubbing; aligners and retainers need separate cleaning products.

Available from DNTL Wellness for patients in Northwood, St Albans, Hemel Hempstead, Watford, Harpenden and North London who want advice-led skincare, dental and wellness products.

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