9th Adjustment...Pesky2 is wired!! :o)

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#1 Post by **Lisa65** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:36 am

Great news Lucy

Here's to Pesky2 getting a move on now he's wired and coming down to join his twin P1

luv
Lisa

#2 Post by **Tin Indian** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 12:42 pm

Whay to go Lucy!

Website · #3 Post by **alexa** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:35 pm

Yay Pesky2!!

#4 Post by **hannah164** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 2:16 pm

Congratulations Lucy and WElcome Pesky 2!

I totally understand how exciting this is! once Pesky 2 is wired he will move so quickly! Its so much easeir from here!

~hAnnah

Top braces: 4/28/04
Bottom braces: 11/16/05
Braces OFF! November 1, 2006
Retainers: November 8, 2006

#5 Post by **Zondrae** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:15 pm

that is great news! I'm sure you will see great improvement from here on in.

#6 Post by **Shawnie** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:29 pm

Oh Lucy I was so glad to read your post. You have waited along time, and now it's all worth it. YAY for you and Pesky2.

I know how happy I would be if Shirley would just move even just alittle bit to give me some hope. But just like you Laverne is doing great, Shirley being stubborn. So when I think about Shirley I'm going to think of Pesky2 and know that it can work.

You must go and celebrate!

Take Care
Shawnie

Thu Nov 23, 2006 11:08 am

wow! congratz lucy!!!

#8 Post by **Shawnie** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 12:01 pm

Hi Lucy,

Actually I did have a second exposure surgery last week. (First exposure surgery 3/29/06) I went in to the oral surgeon to have a bone screw/mini implant put in the roof of my mouth and came out with a screw and Shirley completely exposed down to the root!

I needed the screw put in as the pulling on Shirley had caused alot of flairing and tipping on my front teeth. My ortho said no more pulling with the archwire as he felt he did not want to cause problems with the front teeth. So last option was a bone screw to be used as the new anchor, therefore it would not adversely affect my front teeth.

So now I'm just crossing my fingers that pulling Shirley in a different direction and with all the tissue and bone removed that it will move now. He took alot out!

My oral surgeon has taken such an interest in getting this tooth down. He didn't even charge me anything for the exposure surgery and reduced the cost of the bone screw also. It was suppose to be a 20 minute procedure and he ended up working on me for over an hour. I do appreciate his extra efforts, and at least I will know that if Shirley doesn't move that everything that could be done was done.

Anyway, sorry about the ramble, but I know you can relate.

Take Care
Shawnie

#9 Post by **smile2006** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 12:31 pm

Wow, was your same tooth on the other side in the same position? If so that is amazing that it could be pulled down like that! Do it constantly ache due to all the pulling? Just curious. Looks good though.

#10 Post by **Shawnie** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 2:15 pm

Yes Lucy Shirley is my right canine. Boy you're right those right canines sure a stubborn. My oral surgeon thinks that maybe the roots of the other teeth may be in the way and that is why it was not able to move forward. So pulling from a different angle may get it loose and get it to move. Can't help but to keep looking in the mirror all the time to check for movement.

How long after the second exposure surgery did you see movement?

Thanks Shawnie

#11 Post by **Leslie022** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 9:33 pm

That's great news, Lucy!