Have you ever had your teeth straightened?

It's been ten years, and I've had nightmares so far.

Yes, at that time, after the anesthetic was completed, I really began to pull out, and it felt like the teeth were clenched, and the upper lip was opened, and near the slit where the gums and lips met, the tooth was found, and the small incision was cut, so that the ambush tooth was exposed, and I began to scrape, drill, clamp, and pry, and every little bit was actually felt, and the tooth was hidden in it for too long, and it was too brittle, so I had to get it little by little.

I have, once a month to go to the hospital, the doctor will give you a tightening or change the "wire", and then you will see that the original teeth like a pile of rocks are actually lined up, of course, this is not over, because it will also adjust the bite or something, and all kinds of things will be added to the mouth, including the well-known rubber band, the upper and lower teeth hanging together, talking is like drooling, and the flesh-colored auxiliary device.

Wearing braces is a hassle to brush your teeth, and it is easy to get stuck inside and outside the brackets when you eat. As a result, you can develop the habit of rinsing your mouth and brushing your teeth immediately after eating. After each follow-up visit, you must drink porridge or wontons or noodles for two or three days, and then you will find that bananas have become your favorite fruit.

When I have dinner with my friends, I endure pork ribs, roast pig's trotters, nuts, and sticky glutinous rice dumplings.

As soon as you go to the clinic, the dentist will first help you take a film, make a dental mold, analyze the situation, and see if the tooth is extracted. After that, it was time to extract the teeth, and I pulled four. In fact, tooth extraction does not hurt because of anesthesia.

After the tooth is extracted in two parts, you can officially get braces when the wound is healed. After two hours of fighting, I finally became a braces girl.

I had 8 teeth extracted (upper 48 and lower 58) and I really found a gentle doctor. I only brought the bracket on the 12th. When I first put it on, I didn't feel bad, but there was an extra row of teeth, and I felt the pressure on my teeth, which was very itchy and soft...The real pain is in the back.

When eating, you can't eat at all! The tooth pain is unbearable, and I can't use my strength to get by! However, it hurts for a while, and it will get much better after a week, so I can only endure it.

When I was in junior high school, I went to the follow-up appointment a week early because I didn't want to go to the front with yellow bands on my front teeth hahahahahaha. After telling the doctor about my troubles, I replaced the rubber band on the front with a thin steel wire, which is much more beautiful than before. Then add rubber bands to both sides of the lower teeth.

Now you can clearly feel that the gap between the teeth is opened, it is very hard to eat, everything will get stuck in, and then it is difficult to clean it because of the braces and rubber bands.

After the whole day, I was woken up by pain the next morning, it hurt to eat, it hurt to brush my teeth, I still love to eat, it hurts when I eat, and I finally endured the pain of the follow-up, and now the wire on the other end of the big tooth stretches out because of the tooth movement! Even if it stretches out, it has to be stretched out in the direction of the tooth flesh, which is basically equivalent to the feeling of inserting a steel needle in the tooth flesh.

I went to the clinic on the day the braces were removed, the brackets were removed with the clips, and my tongue was finally able to lick the teeth on the side of the buccal lip! However, there is also dispensing, grinding with polishing instruments for half a day, and then cleaning teeth. The teeth are a little sensitive now, there are two buccal groove caries, which happen to be the two big teeth that stick to the buccal tube, this can't be helped, but I don't think it's a big problem, after all, a good tooth is more important.

Orthodontics and facelifts are very similar in that they both change the shape and appearance of the face through surgery, and both aim to make themselves look more beautiful, make themselves more confident and more memorable in the eyes of others.

However, I personally think that orthodontics is not a facelift, at most it is plastic surgery. Orthodontics is to straighten your teeth to fit your face, and it is to restore the original appearance of your teeth, which is just an adjustment.

Plastic surgery is different, plastic surgery is to use the knife, it is to change your original things in a surgical way. It's something to be removed or added, so there's still a certain difference between the two.

I believe we all know Yang Ying, that is, angelababy is beautiful after orthodontics, we will be surprised, is this a orthopedia? It's a facelift! Because I saw that the difference between the previous baby and the current one is too great, so there are a lot of remarks about baby plastic surgery now.

In fact, there is really no practical conclusion whether people have a clean face, but for some people who originally had a good look at their eyes, nose and face but are ugly because of dental problems, orthodontic teeth is undoubtedly a kind of transformation, and it will really be no less than plastic surgery. Like Xiao S, Sun Yang, and Xuanzi are good examples.

We don't have a definite statement on whether orthodontics is plastic surgery or not, some people think that some people think it is not, so the above is just an expression of my personal opinion that it is not and does not represent the correct conclusion.