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Tray 6
Well, turns out, the process does get easier. You never fully get used to them in your mouth when you have rubber bands (as I do), but without the bands it's not bad at all. You almost wonder if they're working. I go next week to get my next 6 trays, My ortho is considering letting me switch every week instead of every two weeks. I don't want to mess things up and have to go back some trays so I'm going to recommend an every 10 day switch. I'll keep you posted and I'll post pics soon, (although, I don't see much difference yet)
tray 2
just put my second tray in last night. I decided to do it at night due to everyone else suggesting this is the best time so you can sleep through the initial pain. Well upon waking up this morning I am happy to say, not much pain at all. In fact I'm nervous because there's no pain at all! Only a slight amount of pressure! I sure hope it's working.....
Day 3
plugging away, I'm not sure I'm going to last for 18-20 months though, these things are horrible to wear. It's just too much plastic in your mouth. Just wearing one tray is fine, but two trays with elastic is just too much. Plus I really hate feeling the back of the trays against my tongue. I think I should have gotten clear braces, at least they fit on just the front of your teeth.