Speaking with braces

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kypsis
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Location: New York, NY

#16 Post by kypsis »

I didn't have any problems for the first 3-4 days after the braces went on, but since then I'm having a kind of a lisp. S's are the worst, very whistly, like others have said about themselves. I think it's because the teeth are in slightly different positions now than the tongue is used to and constantly moving (however slowly), so the tongue has to re-learn the positions to go to for pronouncing different letters and words. Hopefully this will pass soon, cause I am getting tired of saying every sentence twice! LOL.

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