As with most tapeworm infections, the drugs of choice are niclosamide or praziquantel. The best way to prevent human infection is to treat infected animals and to kill fleas. Although, D. Caninum is usually transferred via a flea, Trichodectes canis, the chewing louse of dogs, can also be the intermediate host for the tapeworm. FAQs
AVOID EATING THESE THINGS: Hard foods-Anything that is hard cannot be chewed with braces on. Remember, braces are fragile, and strong forces from hard foods will break them off. Damaged appliances will extend treatment time. Extended treatment time will increase the risk of cavities and stains on your teeth.ut use your common sense. Don't eat anything that might get stuck to the braces-like gum or taffy. Really thinking back, I think the only think I was prohibited from eating/chewing was gum and even that I used to chew the gum that was safe for denture wearers-it didn't stick as much.
1 Always wear the retainer that the orthodontist gives you when you get you braces off. 2  If you don't, your teeth will move and you might have to get braces again as an adult. 3  If you eat really chewy foods and candies, they may get stuck underneath your braces, causing brown squares to form where the braces once were. They go on your teeth like a mouthguard and are transparent. 2  Remember to put on some lip balm before you get your braces on. 3  Afterwards, your lips will be dry and cracked from keeping your mouth open for an hour and a half (approximate).