There must be something in the water

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Kipepeo
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There must be something in the water

#1 Post by Kipepeo »

I admit I've been keeping a secret for 6.5 weeks. I couldn't let Jem have all the fun and attention!
Today was my debrace day, too!
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Tobilei
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#2 Post by Tobilei »

Aww congratulations!!! They look amazing!! :thumbsup: I'm superbly jealous!!!!!!!!
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Hanka01
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#3 Post by Hanka01 »

Beautiful!! Congratulations. :D
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isthistaken
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#4 Post by isthistaken »

Wow, perfect!
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Timetoshine
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#5 Post by Timetoshine »

Ooo fabulous!!! You must be smiling a LOT :)
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djspeece
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#6 Post by djspeece »

Beautiful, just perfect. You must be pleased with the result. Looks like the ortho even got all the glue off! Well done, Kipepeo!
Dan

Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying
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chichi
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#7 Post by chichi »

Your teeth look amazing! Congrats!
Had Damons (ceramic upper, metal lower) from June 27, 2013 - January 20, 2015
15-18 month sentence, official time in braces was 18 months, 3 weeks, 3 days
My Story: http://www.archwired.com/phpbb2/viewtop ... =9&t=45054
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Catlady
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#8 Post by Catlady »

I'm jealous!! Your teeth look absolutely perfect!! :D
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Matilda
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#9 Post by Matilda »

Your teeth look beautiful and straight, Kipepeo. Congratulations on your new smile!
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jem
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#10 Post by jem »

Hi Kip,

So you must have been envious of me for all of half a day! I knew you had to be finishing sometime soon, but you managed to keep it very quiet!

Yesterday was also scheduled to be debracing day for braceface 2o1o, but she has not posted anything yet.

Your teeth look fabulous, as I expected, and are a just reward for your perseverance and patience over the last ? 2 1/2 years.

Have you got your retainers yet?

All the best,

Jem
Sectional brace with Damon clear brackets fitted to front 6 upper teeth 3 January 2012
Brackets added to premolars 2 April 2012
Estimated treatment time originally 6-9 months. Brace removed on 22 July 2013 after 18 months and 19 days
Now enjoying bonded upper retainer plus part time essix/hawley( I have both)

Click here for my story http://www.archwired.com/phpbb2/viewtop ... =9&t=42194
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Kipepeo
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#11 Post by Kipepeo »

I go today for my temporary bioform/tray retainers. I will be getting Vivera (tray) retainers as my long term ones, but I may have a crown replaced before I get impressions for those. I have that dental appt next week.

I stopped adding my next appt ticker to my signature when I got the debrace date. I know, I'm so clever and sneaky!

Thank you all for your kind words! Even though I didn't seem to have much work needing to be done, it's still a change for the better, and it's still pretty exciting when you get them off! My teeth look different to me than before I started, better!
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Ciara
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#12 Post by Ciara »

Absolutely beautiful! Congratulations!!!
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#13 Post by MrsCharisma »

OMG! Congrats!!!!!! Your smile looks amazing!

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Braced: 1/24/13 (upper) and 5/3/13 (lower)
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Ceramic uppers, metal lowers

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#14 Post by AM21 »

Your teeth look awesome! Congrats!!
Braced: August 1, 2011
Sentence: 30 Months
My Braces Blog: http://www.metalmouthtales.blogspot.com

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Bikerchick85
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#15 Post by Bikerchick85 »

Beautiful ! Congrats!!! :)
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MY STORY.. http://www.archwired.com/phpbb2/viewtop ... =9&t=43860

*4 Premolar Extractions-Nov. 29th, 2012*
*Upper Ceramic Braces-Dec. 11, 2012*
*Lower Metal Braces-Feb. 11th, 2013*
*Est. Sentence-24 months*
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