Beckyhomesweethome #43 Sad voice Beggy is furlonged again but still buying tat from B&M

[EmilyChambers]

When my sons had orthodontic treatment I remember being told it was to give them a good bite, with straight teeth almost being of second importance, basically it was a medical treatment. They all had teeth removed to make room. I can only presume that invisalign is purely cosmetic with the main purpose to be straight teeth and fixing a bad bite doesn’t come into it? I can’t get over how much her teeth seem to tilt outward. Her teeth don’t fit in her mouth

My sons braces are to correct a bite too, the bonus is them being straight. Invisaligne seems to be purely cosmetic as a girl at work has them and when her teeth move, she gets really bad headaches but rather than remove the "spare" teeth, they file the sides of them so the other teeth have space

 

[Mutley98]

When my sons had orthodontic treatment I remember being told it was to give them a good bite, with straight teeth almost being of second importance, basically it was a medical treatment. They all had teeth removed to make room. I can only presume that invisalign is purely cosmetic with the main purpose to be straight teeth and fixing a bad bite doesn’t come into it? I can’t get over how much her teeth seem to tilt outward. Her teeth don’t fit in her mouth

exactly, my daughter has now spent two years on a brace probably another year to go as she had a bad cross bite, cross bite and alignment is nearly sorted just abit of straightening which is coming along nicely albeit abit slow as orthodontist appointments have slowed due to covid. Been a long haul but defo worth it