Braces At 16

Is it weird to have these things when you're 16? ۔

I am 16 years old. They told me I needed it. This is because my baby's teeth have just come out. Maybe I'm feeling really old, I mean I have some friends with them and I know a lot of people over the years with them but they got rid of them quickly. My dentist said they weren't so bad and I didn't need them and that was my standard, but I really wanted to straighten my teeth and get them out in college. . .

No wonder ... I mean, I saw people in their twenties and maybe with them in their thirties, mostly some orthodontists I met. I wanted it from third grade, but I finally got it last year and I'm 16 years old. (I had to use my own and I've never been there.) Don't worry if it sounds weird when you take them off, you'll know it's worth it.

Well, if you want straight teeth, now is your way.

Do you really want to live your life in order to get straight teeth and then take them to old age or stay with straight teeth all the time without worrying about age?

Tom Cruise had this problem when he was 39 years old and no one thought he was weird. A Scientologist may be a monster, but not a Safe Monster. I had these things last July when I was 14 and I dropped them around 16 and no one said they were weird or anything. Many 15- and 16-year-olds suffer from it. I'm frustrated and disappointed most of the time, but at the same time I think the results have been * wonderful * and a smile that will last a lifetime is definitely worth it. I care less about it than my crooked teeth, so the silver highlights are clearly visible. I ignore them a lot because they can be boring, but that's another story. Not like decades ago, when the giant hat had an unusual dream. These are now, even traditional pottery, * much * less obvious. There are people in my class who are surprised because they don't notice. Don't worry about what other people think of them because they are * so * precious. Florence

I think it's great, I've been doing things with my teeth since I was eight and a half, now I'm 16. Maybe it is not needed. 'T. In three long trips, my teeth straightened completely. The only reason I have teeth is because I have to pull out four teeth, each up and down, and the teeth behind me.

On the one hand, it will make your teeth straight and beautiful. On the other hand, if you don't have medicine or anything, it will cost a lot of money. And depending on your situation and how you handle the pain, it can be painful (I'm just saying this because every time they need to create a new topic or adjust a group, it It hurts a lot).

I would say if you don't have medicine and your parents have to pay you don't care about your teeth and they are not so bad, so don't take it.

It really helped me :).

If you have any questions about orthodontics, feel free to write to me, I have done a lot on dentistry.

I'm 16 and I've only been on Trent for 6 months.

She will be 18 years old with her brother in September and has never been one, so he will probably be 20 years old.

This is not a big deal. It is very common these days that no one is seen twice

Braces At 16

Is it weird to have these things when you're 16? 3

I am 16 years old. They told me I needed it. This is because my baby's teeth have just come out. Maybe I'm really getting old, I mean some of my friends have them and I know a lot of people in my years with them but they all got rid of them right away. My dentist said they weren't so bad and I didn't need them and that was my standard but I really wanted to straighten my teeth and I took them to college. . .

Nothing weird ... I mean I see people in their twenties and maybe thirties with them, mostly some orthodontists I see. I wanted it from third grade, but I finally got it last year and I'm 16 too. (I had to wear mine until graduation and never was there.) Don't worry, if you find it weird when you take it off, you'll know it's worth it.

Well, if you want straight teeth, you better do it now.

Do you really want to live with the desire for straight teeth and then when you grow up, or sometimes you want to live with straight teeth without worrying about age?

Tom Cruise had this problem when he was 39 years old and no one believed he was a face fan. A scientist may be a monster, but not a Cepheus monster. I used it last July when I was 14 and took it off around 16 and nobody said it was weird or anything. Many 15- and 16-year-olds do. I'm disappointed and disappointed that I've been through this so many times, but at the same time I think the results are * wonderful * and a smile that will last a lifetime. I care less about it than my crooked teeth, so the Silver Highlight is clearly visible. I ignore it a lot because it can be painful, but that's another story. It's not like a few decades ago, when the giant hat had an unusual dream. It is now, even in traditional pottery, * very * less obvious. There are people in my class who are surprised because they don't notice. Don't worry about what other people think of them because they are * so * precious. :) ~ Florence

I think it's great, I'm doing something with my teeth when I was eight and a half years old and a year and a half ago, I'm 16 now. If he says he doesn't need it, his teeth shouldn't be so bad, which means he probably won't. For a long time, my teeth were straightened in three rounds. The only reason I still have teeth is because I have to extract four teeth, one up and one down, and the first one out first.

On the one hand, it makes your teeth straight and more beautiful. On the other hand, if you don't have any medicine or anything, you are going to spend a lot of money. And depending on the situation how you handle the pain and things like that, it can be painful (I'm just saying this because whenever they have to pull a new thread or gather a group If so, it hurts a lot).

I would say that if you don't have medicine and your parents have to pay, you don't care about your teeth and they are not so bad, so don't take it.

It really helped me :)

If you have any orthodontic questions, feel free to write to me, I asked a lot about teeth.

I am 16 years old and I have been taking medicine for only 6 months.

For one brother, he's about to turn 18 in September and he doesn't have that yet, so he could be 20.

This is not really good. It's so common these days that no one sees it twice