Haha, it’s not that scary. I also had my teeth braced. I don’t know if you have pulled out those 4 teeth. It will take much longer to pull them out than if they are not pulled out. I still haven’t had them until now. It’s been more than a year since I straightened my teeth, so let’s talk about the specific process!

1: First remove the 4 bicuspid teeth (everyone’s situation is different. If the uneven teeth are squeezed out, pull them out. If it goes in, there will be no space, so it needs to be pulled out)

2: Apply the iron plate to the tooth: first use something to spread the tooth, haha, it’s a bit exaggerated, mainly for the purpose of attaching it next The iron piece prevents the lip from moving when it touches it. Open it up and stick it on the teeth one by one. Apply a little bit of blue gelatinous substance on the tooth, which is a little sour. The main purpose is to clean the part of the tooth stick to make the paste firm, then wash it, and put it on The back of the iron plate is coated with white paste and only a little bit sticks to that tooth of yours. Wait a few minutes and then take the next one... (The iron plate is about a square with a side length of 2.3 mm. Yeah, it's like an M shape rotated 90 degrees. It's actually very simple. It's a bit complicated when I say it, haha)

3: After the iron plate is attached, she will ask you to go home and adapt to it for a week, and then come back after one week. The four pieces of iron plate attached to your big teeth are different. Then a week later, a 1 cm long iron wire is stuck between your big teeth. It is a deformed iron wire, mainly to loosen the teeth. I forgot what it felt like, and then a week later I had a wire tie, which was to put a wire outside the row of parabolic teeth on the surface of the teeth. The wire was about half a millimeter thick, and it was sunk into the concave part of each M iron plate. Each place is connected like this, and then a smaller iron wire is passed through the two arches of M to fix each piece of iron and the iron wire, and then it is finished. The large iron wire is originally the same parabola as the normal teeth, and then with the help of the deformed teeth The tension generated by the wire with the normal shape of the tooth pulls it into a normal shape. (The first time I pulled the wire, it was so painful that I didn’t even want to eat. It got better after 2.3 days, but the real pain was still there later. Then I changed the wire once a month. The second and third times were all gone. The first pain gradually disappeared, probably because the teeth had been loosened by the first stretch, and the deformed teeth were gradually straightened, and the force between the teeth and the wire became smaller. In this way, I pulled it for more than half a year, and the teeth were generally in good shape. It’s neat,)

4: Because I had my teeth pulled out and I had to close the gaps, I don’t know if you have, I cried! ! After the teeth are extracted, the gaps are relatively large, and the teeth are basically straightened. At this time, it is time to pull the rubber ring. The rubber ring is actually either a round rubber ring or a strip of white transparent elastic glue about 2 mm wide. Then there are small holes at regular intervals on the apron, which are used to pass small wires through the holes to fix it to the teeth. The apron is fixed on the parabola teeth just like wire. After pulling the apron for the first time , the night I came back, I cried. I couldn’t describe the pain in words. The pain was the pain of changing the wire, plus the pain of pulling the rubber ring for the first time. I really wanted to cry. The rubber ring was so hard. The gap closed. I remember that night, I don’t know how I got there. I rolled in pain on the bed and cried. I remember it hurt when drinking water. This is because the water hurts when it touches the teeth when drinking water. You should also pay attention to your tongue when swallowing saliva. , because it hurts when my tongue touches my teeth. Just like that, I groaned in bed for a long time, and it still hurt the next day. Remember, I ate rice, not porridge. I couldn't chew the rice at all, and it hurt when I bit it. It took three days to get better

5: The teeth were pulled together and corrected. Just like this, the wire and rubber ring still need to be pulled for a while to fix it. Now it doesn’t hurt to pull the rubber band. And I don’t know if it’s good or bad. My mouth is much smaller after I pulled out my teeth and pulled them together. It’s true that when I eat, I pulled my teeth. I don’t know what’s wrong with me. I eat very politely. He looked like a very well-educated person, like how people in ancient times ate, and my brother saw it and said, why are you so quiet and embarrassed while eating, haha

6: Use Zhuan at the end. , remove all the iron wires, iron sheets, and rubber rings, clean the remaining adhesive on the teeth, and then use your teeth to bite on something to make a model. The doctor makes a brace. The braces are not complicated and look clean. There was only one wire on my teeth, and I wore braces at night because it was inconvenient to talk with them. Half a year later, the 2-year braces process finally ended. Alas, I am still pulling on the rubber rings, so I guess I am no longer ready for braces. Soon too.

This is definitely written by me based on my own experience. It is completely true and is not a pirated copy. Since I have been writing for so long, just give it to me, haha