This means you may have these drinks occasionally as a treat, but not every week. Smoothies are OK if you make them with fresh fruit, milk, perhaps a dollop of ice cream or yoghurt, but you must not add any flavourings or honey etc. This also applies to other hot drinks like hot chocolate, Quik, etc.
Fruit Juice - Fruit sugar is just as damaging as normal sugar so even pure juice should be restricted to alternate days only. Apple is probably the safest because it is fairly neutral. The more acidic juices, such as orange, lemon, pineapple, should ideally be restricted to once or twice a week. If you drink all your drinks through a straw, it may reduce the amount of fluid that goes on the front surfaces of your teeth.
We also strongly recommend that you rinse your mouth with plain water straight after drinking a sugary drink, to wash all that sugar off your teeth! See the section on sport for more information on mouth guards.
In case of any accident involving the face, check your mouth and the appliances immediately. If the teeth are loosened or the appliances damaged, phone at once for an appointment. In the meantime, treat your discomfort as you would treat any general soreness. This happens occasionally.
If a wire protrudes and is irritating, use a blunt instrument back of a spoon or the eraser end of a pencil and carefully, gently push the irritating wire under the arch wire. Simply, get it out of the way.
If irritation to the lips or mouth continues, place wax or wet cotton wool on the wire to reduce the annoyance. Telephone our office as soon as possible for an appointment to check and repair the appliances.
If any piece comes off, save it and bring it with you to the office. It will help, when you phone the office, to be able to identify what part is broken or out of place. Refer to the diagram above for a description of the various parts of the braces. Success of treatment depends upon co-operation between you and the Orthodontist and staff. Wear the appliances as directed, avoid the foods that can be damaging and handle emergencies promptly. Always be conscientious and responsible toward your treatment.
Finishing your treatment on time and achieving a successful result depends on your co-orporation too. It is very important that you keep your teeth, gums and appliances clean. Ice: If you have a habit of chewing on ice, better break that habit now that you have braces. However, if you ever want to suck on ice to reduce discomfort from having your braces adjusted, feel free.
Before snacking, cut your apple or carrot sticks into bite-size pieces. This list includes: Bananas, melons and grapes Yogurt, cheese and milk Light crackers Soft cookies Mashed potatoes Soup Pasta dishes Creamy peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Ice cream and frozen yogurt.
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Others also like to drink it to reconnect to the Taiwanese culture or if they are homesick and they used to drink bubble tea a lot where they used to live. Some also like it because if you have braces on, the black pearls are not usually stuck in your braces so you can still chew on the pearls. Bubble tea has more than 30 flavors. They also have a few flavors you would think it might be odd to drink with pearls, such as taro, chocolate, coffee, mocha, barley, sesame, almond, ginger, lavender, rose, violet, cucumber, avocado, and avocado cucumber.
You could also put other things in your drink instead of just black pearls, such as green tea pearls, rainbow pearls, small black pearls, coconut jelly, lychee jelly, lychee, grass not real plant grass!
I would suggest any of the pearls, jelly, or the fruits to go with whatever flavor you choose as the drink because they are the ones that do not matter as much what flavor as you as the drink because they are the ones that do not matter as much what flavor as your drink it with.
Making homemade bubble tea is an easy project to do. The tools you would need are:. Note: It depends what kind of pearls you have to see how long you cook them. Some need 5 min.
Boil two pots of water fill each of them half way. When done boiling, put 10 tea bags in one and wait 10 min. Put as many black pearls as you want in the other. Now you need to wait 5 more min. Put ice if you want to drink it cold. You can drink you bubble tea with a spoon, bubble tea straw, or you could just drink it which would be harder to get the pearls. They normally use power or syrup flavoring. Instead of stirring, they have a martini shaker to shake the bubble tea well.
They have special cups such as a plastic cup with a half of a sphere cap, a plastic cup with a cap you poke a hole in with your straw, a tall glass cup, a wine glass cup, a tea cup, or a milk shake glass cup. Do not drink bubble tea too often! Only about once per two weeks. It is actually not very healthy. For some cups of bubble tea, there are about calories, 5 grams of fat, and it is high on sugar.
Usually there are about 80 calories per seven pearls and usually there are about 25 pearls in a cup. There is also some nutrition, which is grams of protein though! Bubble tea has many different names. Some other English names are boba tea, boba drink, pearl milk tea, pearl tea, tapioca tea, tapioca milk tea drink, milk pearl tea, milk pearl drink, bubble cup, bubble milk, and bubble milk tea. Like I said before, bubble tea has an interesting past, many names, and has its own culture.
Bubble tea has its own life and will be well known for future generations. Feb , UTC. Bibliography for Photos:.
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