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Lingual braces tend to trap food and bacteria more than conventional braces because they are attached to the back of the teeth, where the surfaces of the teeth are less even and harder to brush. Dentists usually recommend that patients with lingual braces visit the hygienist regularly to have their teeth thoroughly cleaned.
