No, most people do not experience any discomfort when removing the braces. Some people's teeth are sensitive to cold air during the removal procedures.

Getting braces put on your teeth does not hurt, and does not require Novocain injections or anything painful. For a full description of the process, read Braces Basics: When the Braces Go On. See similar questions...

Most patients experience a mild form of pain following the placement of appliances and after most wire adjustments. The pain most closely resembles the feeling of bruised teeth. Consider the fact that we are asking those teeth to move through bone. In order for that to happen, the bone goes through some plastic movements (remodeling), very similar to that of a typical healing process. See similar questions...

Discomfort results from the teeth moving through the bone to their new positions. Technology advances provide much gentler forces which have greatly reduced tooth soreness. Most of the time, Tylenol or warm salt water rinses will ease any discomfort. See similar questions...

This varies from patient to patient. The drain must be removed through a small incision at the side of the chest. As it is removed the incision is stretched for a moment causing some brief pain. Most tolerate this with little problem; a few complain that it does hurt, but it subsides very quickly. See similar questions...