Nawners ~ 2nd Adjustment ~
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I think I see something! Your left lateral (right one when I look at it) looks like it has slightly moved away from your front tooth. The gap seems like a bit bigger ....it could just be the angle though?
I am not sure if you consider that a good change or not, depending on what needs done, but that's what I can find so far!
I think I see something! Your left lateral (right one when I look at it) looks like it has slightly moved away from your front tooth. The gap seems like a bit bigger ....it could just be the angle though?
I am not sure if you consider that a good change or not, depending on what needs done, but that's what I can find so far!
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awesome pics, i started my braces journey 1 month ago
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Braces January 29, 2007
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awesome pics, i started my braces journey 1 month ago
Come see my story:)
Come see my story:)
Brace Free February 17th, 2009
Braces January 29, 2007
Braces January 29, 2007
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Nawners,
Sometimes you can't tell by looking for the changes, but you will know that something is different by feeling with your tongue, or your bite/chewing feels different, and flossing gets easier or harder.
Re the wax complaint-- I felt the same way about the GUM brand, and for heaven's sake where do they get off charging so much for so little. And why would they only sell it 1 in a package! My practitioner gave me several kinds in his goodie pouch, and I liked the stiffer wax better, but couldn't find any in the stores--GUM seems to have a monopoly. So I ordered some from Dentakit. I remember reading Lynn's comments about the wax types available, and she, I believe, liked the stiffer variety too. And the price is soooo much better esp. if you order the box of 50 even with shipping it is only $.78 each. I figure if I have any left at the end of my year, I'll pass them on to the dentist to give out with the Dentakit info as a commercial for Lynn.
Sometimes you can't tell by looking for the changes, but you will know that something is different by feeling with your tongue, or your bite/chewing feels different, and flossing gets easier or harder.
Re the wax complaint-- I felt the same way about the GUM brand, and for heaven's sake where do they get off charging so much for so little. And why would they only sell it 1 in a package! My practitioner gave me several kinds in his goodie pouch, and I liked the stiffer wax better, but couldn't find any in the stores--GUM seems to have a monopoly. So I ordered some from Dentakit. I remember reading Lynn's comments about the wax types available, and she, I believe, liked the stiffer variety too. And the price is soooo much better esp. if you order the box of 50 even with shipping it is only $.78 each. I figure if I have any left at the end of my year, I'll pass them on to the dentist to give out with the Dentakit info as a commercial for Lynn.
It's all in how you see yourself!
Thanks! I think you're right. It's hard to explain, but I used to be able to press my lower canines to my uppers one side at a time, and it almost felt like all of my uppers moved together. Now they just don't hit in the same spot to be able to do that. That's probably one difference I notice.Sometimes you can't tell by looking for the changes, but you will know that something is different by feeling with your tongue, or your bite/chewing feels different, and flossing gets easier or harder.
And yes, the GUM wax is just gross. Thankfully I haven't had to use wax after the first few days of being braced, but when I get my lowers on I'm sure I will have to again.
Nice way to plug the Dentakit
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I think your ligs totally rock!
22 months in treatment (upper ceramics, gelb on lower arch and then self-ligating brackets), hawley retainers
LithpingLitha's Braces Story
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Hi Brace Buddy!!
Can you believe it's been a month already? I remember when we were counting the hours LOL
Your braces look so cute on you! And yes, go by the changes you feel versus what you see, since they are neatly side by side it's probably hard to tell. Maybe try the upper arch angle to see changes from that side? I can barely see changes from up front but definitely when I look at the arch.
My son brought a nice icky cold home so we've both been sick, I will try to get my one month comparison up too.
Only 23-29 months to go LOL (I don't remember what your estimated time was?)
Good luck, and definitely post when you have your first adjustment!
Can you believe it's been a month already? I remember when we were counting the hours LOL
Your braces look so cute on you! And yes, go by the changes you feel versus what you see, since they are neatly side by side it's probably hard to tell. Maybe try the upper arch angle to see changes from that side? I can barely see changes from up front but definitely when I look at the arch.
My son brought a nice icky cold home so we've both been sick, I will try to get my one month comparison up too.
Only 23-29 months to go LOL (I don't remember what your estimated time was?)
Good luck, and definitely post when you have your first adjustment!