Do you think that i could get white spots after i get my braces off?

Not if youbrush well: The white spots are decalcification areas, where bacteria has been allowed to stay in place and leach out the calcium from the enamel of the tooth surface.

It's up to you!: White spots are an early manifestation of the same process that causes cavities. They are totally preventable with excellent oral hygiene and supplemental Fluoride during the couse of your orthodonntics. That means toothbrushing, paying particular attention to the area between your bracces and gums, flossing, and a Fluoride mouthrinse.

Plaque causes spots: Braces do not cause white spots, but failure to carefully remove plaque during orthodontic treatment does. The white spots represent areas of tooth decalcification that identify where plaque was permitted to accumulate for days without proper removal. These spots can be completely avoided by practicing excellent and effective oral hygiene throughout orthodontic treatment.

Not if you brush: Keep your teeth clean during treatment and you'll be fine.

Not if you care: Your orthodontic team will spend a great deal of time instructing you on "care and feeding" of you and your braces. Proper, regular brushing and flossing combined with a daily Fluoride rinse will prevent white spot lesions. The fact that you asked is a great step in the right direction!

Up to you: White spots are caused by bacteria turning food into acid which then etches calcium out of your tooth enamel. See a fully qualified Orthodontic Specialist. Follow the Orthodontist's cleaning instructions to the letter and you should be OK.

Not uncommon: The white spots are caused by plaque buildup on the teeth, which causes loss of hard minerals and decay. Brushing twice daily, and flossing daily prevents buildup and avoids white spots complications.