Porcelain braces can be removed, but they will cause damage to your teeth, so removal is not recommended.

First, let’s understand how porcelain braces are installed on the teeth.

1. First, the dentist will polish the teeth to be inlaid, remove part of the tooth tissue, and grind the teeth down a circle. If the tooth has a vital pulp, some anesthesia will be needed. Local anesthesia will be used, and there will be slight discomfort.

2. Then take the impression and bite the impression.

3. The model is sent to the denture processing factory and made by technicians, who follow the model.

4. Install porcelain braces. The dentist will adjust the prepared porcelain teeth and bond them to the original ground teeth to restore the size and shape of the teeth.

Ang, you must be familiar with this process and feel a little enlightened. Braces are bonded to the teeth, and the original teeth are very fragile, so forcibly removing them will damage the teeth. Maybe the weak teeth will disappear with the braces.

However, my braces fell off on their own. One bright night, I made a cake to eat on a whim, and my braces fell off. I was shocked! The man was silent and the woman was in tears.

Having said that, if you don’t have this technology to make cakes, then let me continue to popularize science. Do you know the precautions for using porcelain braces?

When installing porcelain braces, it should be based on the actual condition of the teeth. Teeth must be disinfected to prevent dental disease from occurring after the teeth are repaired. After porcelain braces are installed, protective work must be done to ensure the service life of the porcelain braces.

If you want to get rid of it, you can do the opposite and don't protect it deliberately. Maybe it will become looser and eventually fall off, don't you think? ha!

The removal of porcelain teeth is generally destructive removal, that is, using a drill to grind out the porcelain crown and remove it, which generally does not damage the adjacent teeth. After the porcelain teeth are removed, the gums are inflamed and the carious tissue is removed. If the root canal treatment of the tooth is perfect, the porcelain teeth can be restored after the gum inflammation subsides. If the root canal treatment is not done well, it will need to be re-treated.

So, you need to be careful when removing your braces. If you really remove your braces, your teeth are very fragile. You must protect them and do not use them to eat hard things. You must also pay attention to oral hygiene, otherwise you will I will regret taking off my braces!