1. After arriving at the hospital, the doctor will first take X-rays of your teeth and head bones, and then put a glue that can be quickly set on your teeth, allowing you to bite it once or twice. After a few minutes, it will be taken out and ready for mold making.

2. Then the doctor will extract your teeth in batches based on your actual situation. After the tooth is extracted, the doctor will separate your teeth, that is, use separate rings to fit between your upper, lower, left, and right teeth respectively. This step usually takes about a week.

3. After the teeth are separated, braces can usually be put on directly. When you first get braces, you may feel a bit grinding your mouth, but it will get better after that. The next step is a follow-up visit, usually once a month, and the follow-up visit is usually to strengthen your teeth so that the teeth can be corrected quickly.

4. When your teeth are corrected, you will need to remove your braces and wear a retainer. Generally speaking, retainers are worn 24 hours a day for the first half of the year, and then worn at night.