💡Tools like the Ortho Key and Pull Tool can make it easier to remove clear aligners.
👍Start by hooking on the inside and peeling upward to dislodge aligners.
🔑For bottom aligners, start from the outside and peel upward.
⚠️Avoid ripping out aligners from one side only, as it can cause stress points.
👐Use both hands to remove aligners for better control and ease.
What tools can I use to help remove clear aligners?
—You can use tools like the Ortho Key or Pull Tool to help dislodge your aligners.
Should I start from the inside or outside when removing aligners?
—For upper aligners, start from the inside and peel upward. For bottom aligners, start from the outside and peel upward.
Can I rip out aligners from one side?
—It's best to avoid ripping out aligners from one side only, as it can create stress points.
How can I make it easier to remove aligners with attachments?
—Using tools like the Ortho Key or Pull Tool can help with dislodging aligners that have attachments.
Do I need to use both hands to remove aligners?
—Using both hands to remove aligners can give you better control and make it easier to remove them.
00:00Introduction and the purpose of the follow-up video.
01:14Tools that can help with removing aligners, like the Ortho Key and Pull Tool.
02:27Tips for removing upper aligners, starting from the inside and peeling upward.
05:18Tips for removing bottom aligners, starting from the outside and peeling upward.
06:43Avoid ripping out aligners from one side only and use both hands to remove them.
07:57Conclusion and closing remarks.
