I never knew I could feel this hungry...
Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 5:12 am
Hey everyone!
My stomach is going crazy right now, hence why my topic title is the first thing that came into my head. I'm very new to braces; I only got them just over a week ago - well, technically only my uppers are wired; my lower simply have the brackets. I'll be getting the wire next week since I had to have some pre-molars removed 2 days ago. Wah.
I have to say, I'm so surprised by the amount of people who opt for braces in their later years; at 26, I thought that even I was pushing it a little! I had a quick look around here before joining, only to realise that there are a few people in their 60s with braces; that's amazing! Although the initial shock of "what have I done?!" was a bit of a killer the moment I stepped out of the orthos clinic, I have to say that already I feel like it's the best decision I've made in a while. All the way through my teenage years I was dying to get my teeth sorted out, I mean, they aren't terrible, but they're not perfect. I can't help myself, but whenever I talk to someone I look at their teeth. I guess I just always wanted to know that I could talk or smile or laugh and not feel that slight bit of self-consciousness. Now I've taken the plunge, and I just can't wait to see the end results.
Now, just to get past the liquid food stage...
My stomach is going crazy right now, hence why my topic title is the first thing that came into my head. I'm very new to braces; I only got them just over a week ago - well, technically only my uppers are wired; my lower simply have the brackets. I'll be getting the wire next week since I had to have some pre-molars removed 2 days ago. Wah.
I have to say, I'm so surprised by the amount of people who opt for braces in their later years; at 26, I thought that even I was pushing it a little! I had a quick look around here before joining, only to realise that there are a few people in their 60s with braces; that's amazing! Although the initial shock of "what have I done?!" was a bit of a killer the moment I stepped out of the orthos clinic, I have to say that already I feel like it's the best decision I've made in a while. All the way through my teenage years I was dying to get my teeth sorted out, I mean, they aren't terrible, but they're not perfect. I can't help myself, but whenever I talk to someone I look at their teeth. I guess I just always wanted to know that I could talk or smile or laugh and not feel that slight bit of self-consciousness. Now I've taken the plunge, and I just can't wait to see the end results.
Now, just to get past the liquid food stage...