How do you take orthodontic glue off teeth?

Answer 1

Your orthodontist (the doctor for braces) will do it when the time is right to remove them. Dont take them off early - they might be horrible now but you will thank your parents in a few years when your not one of those people with bad teeth.

Answer 2

It depends what typ of braces you have. Plates and removable appliances usually just clip on to the teeth, while fixed braces are cemeted to the teeth or the roof of the mouth wherever the appliance is meant to go. With removable appliances you usually just clip them in and out with your tongue or if it's been recently adjusted with your fingers and fixed braces whatever they are the orthodentist will take them out when you got to the appointement to have them removed. Head gear usually goes in the metal caps on the back of your teeth. All my friends have them no matter what braces they have or have had. sources: I have had a plate removable appliances, and now have fixed braces ( traintracks) and also have headgear. Hope this helps. Sekhmet

Answer 3

Do you mean after you've had your braces off? When you get your braces taken off the dentist removes most off the glue. Sometimes there is still some left. You can either ask the dentist to remove the extra glue again, which he would probably be "too busy" to do. Or like me just take a pointy metal object and scrape it off. I think I used a pointy knife. Just be sure you scratch lightly and slowly and eventually it will come off.

Answer 4

Super glue should come off after a while of being on a wet surface. It will eventually wear out.

Answer 5

You use a toothbrush or toothpaste. You can also go to the dentist

Answer 6

You need to visit your orthodontist who will use a specialist composite removal bur and handpiece to polish off any residual glue. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DO THIS YOURSELF AT HOME!