Referee Law and Legal Definition. A referee, in a legal context, is a person to whom a judge refers a case to investigate the facts of a case and examine evidence and report to the court on such findings. A referee is often an attorney that acts as a judicial hearing officer for certain types of cases.
The final part of braces are interarch rubber bands, which are used to adjust bite and jaw position. These are connected to the brackets with hooks, often connecting the top tooth bracket with the bottom tooth bracket to help adjust the position of the teeth in the mouth and the position of the jaw.
You may not need spacers, but, if you do, having the rubber bands between your teeth will hurt for the first few days. A week after you get your rubber band spacers, your orthodontist will put on your braces [1]. First, your orthodontist will place bands on your back molars, which might cause some pressure or slight pinching. Then, your orthodontist will use special glue [5] to attach a bracket onto each of your teeth.