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I'm so grateful for this product because my orthodontist wanted to charge me several hundred dollars to remove my braces, and I didn't have the money. I kept my braces on for years longer than I should have because my auntie told me about this product, which works great and saved me a lot of money. I was on the verge of crying because it had been years since I had seen my teeth without braces. Thank you for creating this product; I was able to remove them quickly and without pain, and it was the best money I've ever spent on something.

Briar Logan

| Jul 13, 2021

Yo. My orthodontist was attempting to charge me $1400 for the removal of my braces. Girl bye. When I looked up how to remove braces on my own, I came across this. I no longer have braces in my mouth after placing one order, three days later, and five minutes after opening it. These orthodontists out here are taking advantage of us, but that's a topic for another day. I've never spent $11 in my life. A date has been set for the removal of the glue and cement.

Dior Holland

| Aug 05, 2021

I used to remove my own braces in order to get invisalign, which saved me a lot of money. I've never been happier! I was afraid it would hurt, but this tool quickly removed them. So easy.

Bria Mora

| May 14, 2021

I was expecting this tool to be painful to use, but it was actually quite pleasant! Without using any force, brackets were removed quickly and easily. Make sure you get a cement remover so your teeth are smooth after the brackets are removed.

Melany Boyle

| May 26, 2021

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to put it to the test, and "It Worked"! br>br>I really like the product, but it would be even better if it came with attached silicone grippers (or something similar) to make it more of a non-slip grip. br>br>I was pleasantly surprised that it worked because, despite reading multiple positive reviews to the letter, I was still skeptical that it would not work for me. br>br>Since yesterday, I've only removed four brackets, but I'll get to the rest soon. However, it is effective. br>br>I used my hand to hold the tool horizontally (side-to-side) over my bracket. vertically. . . NOT side-by-side-by-side-by-side-by-side-by-side- For me, this was the most effective method. br>br>I wiggled the tool and tightened my grip a little at a time to loosen the sides of the bracket. . . to make it easier to remove, which worked great for me. br>br>At some point, you'll need to invest in a product that can effectively remove the rough adhesive from your teeth. After the brackets have been removed, purchase a tool to smooth the teeth. br>br>When it comes to placing the tool on your bracket, please take your time. . . . gently getting it underneath the bracket's edges, then gently lifting the bracket away from the tooth br>br>This tool really works, and the price is very reasonable when compared to other tools that cost up to $300. Professional removal costs anywhere from $600 to $1,400. Purchasing, in my opinion. The most immediate viable option is to use this product. alternative that is ideal!! If you're looking for a unique way to.

Axel ALLAN

| Jul 10, 2021

I had a back teeth spacer/retainer that was putting a lot of pressure on my gums, and this made it so much easier to get rid of it. I was able to remove all of my brackets easily and safely with this tool, which saved me $300 in dental fees.

Charleigh Clarke

| Feb 13, 2021

It worked out much better than I had anticipated, and it was extremely inexpensive.

Grant Irwin

| Sep 18, 2021

Because my appointment was pushed back, I sat in my car and watched a YouTube video on how to use them (they don't come with instructions). After 10 minutes, I had removed all of my braces (the back ones took a little longer than the rest). The product is fantastic and it works! Now all I have to do is remove some of the glue.

Raina Daugherty

| Dec 12, 2021