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Well, like all of all of I have alway been less...
Well, like all of all of I have alway been less than satisfied with my smile and decided to do something about it. So I decided that this would be the year that I take my dental health to the next level. I started with all the neglected (normal dental phobia) check up, cleaning, fillings, and and old tooth repair of a bad root canal followed up by a crown. Once I committed to the very expensive 2500$ crown process I was already determined to go all the way with braces.
I had already had my mind set on the traditional metal braces when I had gone in for my consultation, but when the ortho said the treatment time would be half with Invisalign I was sold. After the consultation was over I had my next appointment to get my impressions made. The next appointment was a month later which gave me time prepare for the $1000 down payment .
Finally I had my impressions made and photos taken. And now I waited.
I had a month to stalk all the reviews on this website while I waiting for my retainers to come in. Lol.
Yay the day finally came to get my first set of trays.
My first appointment was kind of a scury. They lady dropped my tray on the ground. What the heck. They never showed me my clincheck, or told me what to expect. It's ok though I had no expectations of what to expect yet, so I just went with the flow.
Tray one. Before I even had the chance to get the full invisible experience they gave me 11 attachments!
By the second day I felt so messed up because the inside of my tongue was so cut up it hurt to talk.
I can't help that people are starring at my teeth and questioning what's going on with them. Like I have food in my teeth and they don't say anything. Lol
I feel setback a.ready because they couldn't get me in for a week later than expected so my first and second trays for an extra 4 days.
Oh and what's with the lisp. ?!?!?
2 days in and I was about ready to throw these things away and ask for metal. Bahahaha. Seriously. But, I had a talk with myself and said suck it up things will get better. It's amazing how much a nail file changed my world. As soon as the sharp edges were filed down I felt like I was in heaven. I slowly learned how to talk again. Although, I feel like I may be battling a speech situation with each new tray I'll survive. I'm still paranoid people are staring at my teeth, but this is just preparing me for when I get those big noticAble attachments on all my front teeth.
My only serious drawback I can think of as of now is cleaning these things. I feel like it takes way too much time. I soak them everyday with a retainer cleaner and then use Qtip to clean the edges. But I need some legit advise.
So there it is. I'm 3 days away from changing tray. I will have a total of 31 trays. The worst set is done and al out over with, now time for the rest. Yay!!cant wait to see all the changes.
I had already had my mind set on the traditional metal braces when I had gone in for my consultation, but when the ortho said the treatment time would be half with Invisalign I was sold. After the consultation was over I had my next appointment to get my impressions made. The next appointment was a month later which gave me time prepare for the $1000 down payment .
Finally I had my impressions made and photos taken. And now I waited.
I had a month to stalk all the reviews on this website while I waiting for my retainers to come in. Lol.
Yay the day finally came to get my first set of trays.
My first appointment was kind of a scury. They lady dropped my tray on the ground. What the heck. They never showed me my clincheck, or told me what to expect. It's ok though I had no expectations of what to expect yet, so I just went with the flow.
Tray one. Before I even had the chance to get the full invisible experience they gave me 11 attachments!
By the second day I felt so messed up because the inside of my tongue was so cut up it hurt to talk.
I can't help that people are starring at my teeth and questioning what's going on with them. Like I have food in my teeth and they don't say anything. Lol
I feel setback a.ready because they couldn't get me in for a week later than expected so my first and second trays for an extra 4 days.
Oh and what's with the lisp. ?!?!?
2 days in and I was about ready to throw these things away and ask for metal. Bahahaha. Seriously. But, I had a talk with myself and said suck it up things will get better. It's amazing how much a nail file changed my world. As soon as the sharp edges were filed down I felt like I was in heaven. I slowly learned how to talk again. Although, I feel like I may be battling a speech situation with each new tray I'll survive. I'm still paranoid people are staring at my teeth, but this is just preparing me for when I get those big noticAble attachments on all my front teeth.
My only serious drawback I can think of as of now is cleaning these things. I feel like it takes way too much time. I soak them everyday with a retainer cleaner and then use Qtip to clean the edges. But I need some legit advise.
So there it is. I'm 3 days away from changing tray. I will have a total of 31 trays. The worst set is done and al out over with, now time for the rest. Yay!!cant wait to see all the changes.