I'm finishing early - woohoo!
Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 12:17 am
Had my re-bracketing today - ouch. I hate when they snap those Damon brackets off, they seem to press on the top of the tooth for leverage.
I never ask my ortho how much time is left, I always think he will tell me if he has a firm opinion. Today he confirmed what he hinted at a couple of weeks ago - he says I will most likely finish at the 12-month mark!!!!!
I am so happy I am giddy. He put on a clear powerband to close up all my remaining gaps in my upper arch, and within hours, I can already see movement of my front teeth. I wonder how it will look when I wake up in the morning?
I also asked him about the jaw surgery he briefly discussed prior to treatment. He just looked at me and said, "I've never thought you needed it. In fact, I never even noted it - you are going to end up with an excellent, no-compromise result". Oh wow!
So if I sound slightly happy, I am. As if that's not enough, I then walked into a job interview for a job I thought I had no hope for, and I aced it!
Having said that, my teeth hurt
I never ask my ortho how much time is left, I always think he will tell me if he has a firm opinion. Today he confirmed what he hinted at a couple of weeks ago - he says I will most likely finish at the 12-month mark!!!!!
I am so happy I am giddy. He put on a clear powerband to close up all my remaining gaps in my upper arch, and within hours, I can already see movement of my front teeth. I wonder how it will look when I wake up in the morning?
I also asked him about the jaw surgery he briefly discussed prior to treatment. He just looked at me and said, "I've never thought you needed it. In fact, I never even noted it - you are going to end up with an excellent, no-compromise result". Oh wow!
So if I sound slightly happy, I am. As if that's not enough, I then walked into a job interview for a job I thought I had no hope for, and I aced it!
Having said that, my teeth hurt