Bracket Removing Pliers Braces Removing Pliers Orthodontic Dental by Wise Linkers
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It was a cinch to use. Watch videos on YouTube. In 5 minutes, I was able to remove them.
Although the wire is not cut, the bracket can be removed while the wire is still attached. It will come completely apart without the need to cut the wire.
This tool was brought by me to help my 13-year-old daughter remove her braces, which she did herself. She was able to remove some of the glue with this tool, but the rest had to be taken care of by the dentist.
Yes. All of the brackets were within my reach. It was extremely simple and took less than 5 minutes to complete.
Selected User Reviews For Bracket Removing Pliers Braces Removing Pliers Orthodontic Dental by Wise Linkers
yes! yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes I was surfing the web after 5 years of wearing braces, and I have a dental cleaning and an ortho appointment scheduled for Wednesday/Thursday. My parents stopped paying the old ortho a few years ago, so I knew the new one wouldn't accept me. That's a bummer, I'll admit. So this kept popping up, and I figured, hey, what the hell, I'll check it out. and after reading the rave reviews, I EXPRESSLY ORDERED THIS FOR DELIVERY TO MY HOUSE! I read the reviews several times and looked at examples on YouTube. I was initially concerned because my gums were inflamed, and I feared that some brackets would not come off. NOPE! All of them turned out spectacularly. TAKE ADVICE! br>br>
1. Yes, clamp on to the bracket, but not the groove that's specifically made for these pliers at the ortho, but the groove that's specifically made for these pliers at the ortho.
2. Apply pressure, wiggle A TAD*** BIT, apply pressure again, wiggle A TAD*** BIT, let go, take a 3-second break, and repeat. DO NOT PULL OR TWIST, as others have stated. br>3. If you hear a crack, it's the bracket coming off, not your tooth, as it was in my case.
4. It's perfectly acceptable to be terrified. It's your one set of teeth, after all, and you're probably reading this because you've fallen behind on your payments. I completely understand your situation. However, don't be one of them. Once you've gotten the first one off, you'll see how simple they are to do.
5. For obvious reasons, the ones in the back are a little more difficult. I had the pointy things that hold my rubber bands attached to them, so I had to maneuver the pliers at a SLIGHT angle to ensure I was getting a good grip on my bracket rather than my tooth.
6. Because it feels like you're going to rip it out, your front teeth, especially the top ones, may be a little harder. patience is a virtue Repeat tip 2 a few times more to ensure that it continues to lose. br>br>I don't know what else to say except that I'm glad I'm getting my teeth cleaned tomorrow and won't be getting braces again until Thursday. Maybe something like invisiline. Keep yourself safe, sterilize before using, and why hadn't I thought of this sooner?.
Because it works, I feel compelled to write a review. My braces have been on for over a decade. I had stopped going to the ortho for 5 of those years due to personal reasons. It was too costly to pay for them to be removed. It took me about ten minutes to photograph all of them. I wish I'd remembered to bring my camera. You'll be glad you did! You no longer have to put up with your old braces. Definitely a ten!.
Brackets are a thing of the past. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I was unable to return to have my braces removed. Yes, I did pay my bill. Yes, I should've left it to the dentist. That is what I would have done if it had been a choice. Instead, two years later, I had yanked my wires out eight months prior, but these brackets were still driving me crazy. Easy Peezy, give this a light squeeze, and bam! There are no braces on. At first, I was terrified, so gently grip close to your tooth and squeeze lightly. It'll pop, and that'll be the end of it. Make an effort to get as much glue into the prongs as possible. I'm serious. I wish I had known because I was afraid of getting too close to my teeth and didn't realize I'd end up with a huge blob of glue in the middle of each tooth. Even better, the glue on each one is marked with a black X. So I'm dealing with it for the time being until I can get into a cleaning and X stops marking the spot. So, while you're removing the brackets, use this to get as much glue off as possible. Despite the fact that I ended up with horrible X's, this product worked amazingly well and I highly recommend it if you find yourself in a situation where you need to remove your braces yourself. This is what you need. They are successful. Well.
As a result, I began looking for a replacement and came across these pliers. I was skeptical and worried that it would harm me, so I waited until I read the reviews and saw that it was extremely simple and straightforward to use. That gave me the boost I needed, so I went out and bought some to try out. I was blown away by how quickly I was able to remove my braces; I was both relieved and amazed that I could do it myself! I would recommend it to any one 100%!.
Due to COVID and a lack of procedure room at our dental office, we had to keep her bottom braces on for the last 9 months - not to mention the $500 price of removal! Due to financial constraints, we were unable to continue care, so I found videos on YouTube recommending this product and purchased it two days ago - I'm so glad I took the chance! My daughter was initially concerned that taking them off would be painful. When I pinched the back of the first brace, she said she didn't feel any pain and only heard a small crunch sound as the binder/glue came loose. We went on to the other three, and they all came off without difficulty! All four of them were removed in less than a minute. All that's left is a regular cleaning appointment to get rid of the remaining residue - and the task is completed.
I was skeptical despite all of the positive feedback. I wasn't sure it would be simple, especially since I have ceramic brackets on the top instead of standard brackets. It was incredibly simple to remove the brackets. Even the rings on my back teeth had to be removed. These are something I would strongly advise you to try.
So. My daughter was wearing braces at the time. I was fed up with her Orthodontist, who was one of those "let's stretch the payment as long as we can to drain her pockets and keep her in the contract as long as we can" dentists. The inside of her mouth was always cut by her braces wires. Her areas didn't even close up. It Was A Nightmare Just To Get Through It. So. I approached them and requested that they remove all of the braces. Nope! They demanded 900 dollars to have them removed. I came across this handy tool by accident. I was able to save approximately $890 dollars as a result of this. My 11-year-old daughter removed them in less than 10 minutes. You can count on me. PAYING FOR YOUR BRACES TO BE REMOVED IS NOT A GOOD IDEA. THEY WILL BE REMOVED WITH THIS TOOL. EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREME MY DAUGHTER SAW A YOUTUBE VIDEO AND WAS OUT OF THE ROOM WITH EVERYTHING OFF IN LESS THAN 10 MINUTES. WITHOUT EVEN ASKING FOR MY ASSISTANCE. THEREFORE, THERE IS NO PAIN AT ALL. THESE ARE EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREME I'VE GOT A KID. Do you require the removal of your braces? ARE YOU UNABLE TO AFFORD TO HAVE THEM REMOVED? NO PROBLEM AT ALL. TAKE MY WORD FOR IT, YOU HAVE FOUND A SOLUTION.
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