Hi everyone!
I've just registered, and I needed to make a post so my account doesn't get deleted. :)
So here's a little backstory:
I got braces about 7 months ago, because I have a massive gap in between my front teeth, and got elastics about 6 months ago for my overbite. None of this hurt for me, even though when I was reading other people's posts, they all said it hurt a lot. Then about a month ago I got a power chain. I had read that this hurts a lot, and makes really quick progress. None of that happened to me so I was really confused. And here I am now, still confused xD. Does anyone know why?
Thanks :)
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Re: 1st Post
Everybody will have a slightly different experience and if you haven't noticed any pain at all it will probably come in due time
At first i had no pain either, but then i started having a medium amount of pain at random all ovrr my mouth
So i guess enjoy painlessness while you have it snd as long as things are progressing i wouldn't be worried
At first i had no pain either, but then i started having a medium amount of pain at random all ovrr my mouth
So i guess enjoy painlessness while you have it snd as long as things are progressing i wouldn't be worried
Lots of crimes here
1. The upper molars bite too far ahead of the lower molars
2. Missing teeth #s 9, 14, and, 29
3. Open bite
4. Upper midline left of center
5. Lower midline right of center
6. Upper and lower teeth not straight
Sentence - 24 months, turned to 27 month.
Braces removed since 11/06/17
![Image](http://tickers.TickerFactory.com/ezt/d/4;10766;80/st/20150811/e/I+got+my+braces/k/fde5/event.png)
1. The upper molars bite too far ahead of the lower molars
2. Missing teeth #s 9, 14, and, 29
3. Open bite
4. Upper midline left of center
5. Lower midline right of center
6. Upper and lower teeth not straight
Sentence - 24 months, turned to 27 month.
Braces removed since 11/06/17
![Image](http://tickers.TickerFactory.com/ezt/d/4;10766;80/st/20150811/e/I+got+my+braces/k/fde5/event.png)
Re: 1st Post
Everyone has a different level of pain tolerance. Just as long as your ortho says you're progressing along, be happy!
Offenses: Skeletal and Dental Class 2 malocclusion
Sentence: 12-15 months
Jailed: 3/24/15
Released: 5/24/16
Life behind brackets: http://www.archwired.com/phpbb2/viewtop ... =9&t=48554
Sentence: 12-15 months
Jailed: 3/24/15
Released: 5/24/16
Life behind brackets: http://www.archwired.com/phpbb2/viewtop ... =9&t=48554
Re: 1st Post
Confused and painless is a good thing! I didn't really have a lot of pain either. In fact, the tech used to warn me of the terrible pain I would be feeling when powerchains were added, and with every other device that was applied, and I think she was a little disappointed when I would report that I had little pain. I think at one point I taunted her a little bit when I said "Well just bring it." The lack of pain does not indicate the lack of progress. When I did have any discomfort, I adapted the "No pain, no gain" mentality. Best of luck to you and welcome to the forum!
Dan
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying