Kissing and sore teeth
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 7:52 am
Anyone else find their teeth are really sore after kissing? its hurting me alot more than eating at the moment 
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Kissing and sore teeth
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Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 8:29 am
My teeth are kind of sore, but it's more my lips for some reason. I had uh..kissed for..a few hours probably last night, and it's not my teeth but my lips feel sore it's weird! Boyyy do i feel like a high schooler! making out for hours and braces..Good times
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 2:41 pm
seriously, how does it feel to kiss in braces, like im dating a guy and we make out quite often since a few months, but we never met in private since i have the braces so i have no idea how it is, and if it works like normal kiss. i guess ill see him soon but i want to know how to kiss good with that! please tell me!! 
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 3:19 pm
Its no different at all, everything will be great and nothing to be worried about.ariel86 wrote:seriously, how does it feel to kiss in braces, like im dating a guy and we make out quite often since a few months, but we never met in private since i have the braces so i have no idea how it is, and if it works like normal kiss. i guess ill see him soon but i want to know how to kiss good with that! please tell me!!
Thx for the replys guys
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 4:02 pm
My boyfriend has braces!!
So I wonder what it'll be like kissing someone who already has braces himself!! That will be interesting!!
So I wonder what it'll be like kissing someone who already has braces himself!! That will be interesting!!
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 4:24 pm
Again no problem, my very same positionClairey Fairey wrote:My boyfriend has braces!!
So I wonder what it'll be like kissing someone who already has braces himself!! That will be interesting!!
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 6:51 pm
come on folks; of course it is different!
If you have other appliances in your mouth, such as an expander or molar bands it will feel different and you have to be careful with the tongue...
My other half was funny; being scared at first, but better now about it all
...Just keep that tongue inside the mouth and dont' wander around the outside of the teeth or they may get cut...
If you are hard at kissing, it does hurt later due to all the anxiety.
I've not kissed anyone with braces, so I don't know how that feels. I can just imagine that the metals may hit from time to time.
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If you have other appliances in your mouth, such as an expander or molar bands it will feel different and you have to be careful with the tongue...
My other half was funny; being scared at first, but better now about it all
...Just keep that tongue inside the mouth and dont' wander around the outside of the teeth or they may get cut...If you are hard at kissing, it does hurt later due to all the anxiety
.I've not kissed anyone with braces, so I don't know how that feels. I can just imagine that the metals may hit from time to time.
Took long enough for this topic to surface
...Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 8:30 pm
Ok, that´s it! I am going to hide the remote control from my DH!I had uh..kissed for..a few hours
Seriously, I have to remind my hubby to be a bit gentle or my lips take a beating.
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 9:45 pm
Sometimes I get sore lips, only if we have been kissing more than usual lol.
Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2007 3:35 pm
I can only handle gentle kisses.
Too much pressure on my front teeth is a no-no and I don't like feeling as though my lips are about to get ripped on the brackets. In short, passionate kisses have gone by the wayside for now.
I may invest in bumpers once my teeth are in better alignment.
Too much pressure on my front teeth is a no-no and I don't like feeling as though my lips are about to get ripped on the brackets. In short, passionate kisses have gone by the wayside for now.
I may invest in bumpers once my teeth are in better alignment.
Posted: Tue May 01, 2007 11:58 am
So the old myths from high school about two people wearing braces who kiss will get "lip locked" was just a myth...
Posted: Tue May 01, 2007 12:27 pm
The braces lock probably is just a myth, but it makes good, teenage comedy.
Kissing, like eating, really depends on how recently I have had an adjustment and how extensive the adjustment was. For a day or two after an adjustment I prefer the gentle kisses. After a couple days most anything goes. Although, I don't like anything that pushes my lips into my brackets; that can be uncomfortable.
Its a good thing braces haven't really hindered my kissing. Going 2 years without my wife's kisses would be a punishment worse than death!
Kissing, like eating, really depends on how recently I have had an adjustment and how extensive the adjustment was. For a day or two after an adjustment I prefer the gentle kisses. After a couple days most anything goes. Although, I don't like anything that pushes my lips into my brackets; that can be uncomfortable.
Its a good thing braces haven't really hindered my kissing. Going 2 years without my wife's kisses would be a punishment worse than death!
Posted: Tue May 01, 2007 3:42 pm
Yes, It's Fine!! (fully braced yesterday)onedayperfect wrote:Again no problem, my very same positionClairey Fairey wrote:My boyfriend has braces!!
So I wonder what it'll be like kissing someone who already has braces himself!! That will be interesting!!
No problems there
Posted: Fri May 04, 2007 2:15 pm
My clear, ceramic brackets aren't so smooth as they have hooks starting from the canines to molars. They hurt when I pucker up and he gives me a good night kiss on the lips. We have toned back on the crazy, passionate movie kisses because my front teeth are still sensitive to pressure. I guess it's changed a little for me, but I can't say that is the standard for all.
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 1:37 pm
I'e had mine for 3 months and there's simply no way I could kiss anyone with these things on my teeth, not even a peck. Too awkward and uncomfortable on a good day, painful on a bad one.
Oh well. It'll be worth it in the end.
Oh well. It'll be worth it in the end.