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@odontostudiolima: 🦷 ¿Tienes brackets? ¡Ojo con tu cepillado! 👀 Aprende a limpiar correctamente tus dientes y brackets para evitar que se acumulen restos de comida y mantener tus encías saludables durante el tratamiento. 🪥✨ Y recuerda, en OdontoStudio contamos con planificación personalizada, escaneo 3D y radiografía panorámica para ayudarte a lograr una sonrisa saludable y alineada. Además, te acompañamos durante todo tu tratamiento. 💙 📌 Guarda este Reel para poner en práctica estos consejos y agenda tu evaluación con nosotros. 📍 OdontoStudio, Miraflores. #ortodoncia #brackets #higienebucal #cuidadosdeortodoncia #ortodonciamiraflores

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