I'm wearing braces today, a mix of 3M ceramic self-locking and metal self-locking, because it's probably expensive, and the doctor hasn't even done it, he just knows how to put the archwire in.

Hello, the 3M ceramic self-ligating has its own special matching on/off pliers, and it's not painful to remove the wire with those pliers.

The instructions for the brackets do not teach how to remove the wires, the formal procedure is that the doctor learns the use of the appliance first.

The wire used in the early days was very thin and soft, so there was no pliers for the time being can still make do, by cutting off the wire in multiple segments, sections can be taken out, of course, due to the lack of "3M self-locking special pliers for removing the wire", the wire can not be taken out in its entirety, can only be taken out in such a section.

At a later stage, if there is no "3M self-locking special pliers for removing steel wire", is more painful, you should suggest that he buy a hand or to sell 3M materials to the regular dealers to borrow a hand to use. Of course, if he did not buy from the regular dealer, he simply can not borrow this pliers.

The 3M self-locking system also comes with a special matching wire, which is even more efficient when used together.

There's a reason why good things are expensive, and it's certainly better efficiency to be equipped and used in conjunction with a full set together.