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I know it's been quite a while... It's not because I don't want to update the blog and share my experience of the invisalign journey, in contrary, I have spent all this time thinking about what to write, honest! I had my upper teeth completed back in July but still wasn't 100% happy with the result. After looking at your teeth everyday for the past half a year, it's a natural progression to become, unknowingly, an annoying perfectionist. Even my husband got fed up with me complaining about my teeth, which now happen to be straighter than his! In late October, when I collected my last two trays for my bottom teeth, the dentist placed in a little adjustment for one of my upper teeth, which I really wanted to be pushed out a tiny-weeny bit. The first week of wearing my last upper tray was probably the most painful days of the whole invisalign experience so far. From my past experience, the pain normally faded away after the first 1 hour sometimes even less than 10 mins! One whole week. However, don't get me wrong, it wasn't a constant pain - Thank Goodness - the pain only lasted half-an-hour every time I popped my trays back in after a meal. That particular tooth must have put up a fight and refused to move! After a week of 22 hours a day wearing my trays, that tooth lost the war to my determination! The remaining 3 weeks were plane sailing as usual. So here is the result: Before last tray- U14 After last tray U14 with adjustment I hope you guys can "spot the difference" and my 1 week of pain was worth it! Standing here in late November, I am 99% happy with my upper teeth. Still 1% left until I'm fully content but hopefully this is due early next year. I did have these expectations as throughout the 2nd half of my treatment, the lower trays were never as snugly wrapped around my teeth as before. And by the end of the last tray, I knew I had to get refinements as my lower teeth were still not perfectly aligned. However, I am still amazed how much my bottom teeth have improved. Indeed, I have come a long way. Before L1 = Lin aka Sid The Sloth Ice Age 1 After L22 - Lin aka Sid The Sloth Ice Age 2 After L? - Lin aka Seth The Sloth Ice Age 3... coming soon to a theatre near you watch this space!!! The one thing that I am most pleased about from this orthodontic journey is the gap between my upper and lower which has now been greatly reduced: Before Invisalign After Invisalign U14, L22 Probably looking at early January next year to receive my refinement trays because of the Christmas rush... Although I am kind of sad that I can't start the year 2010 with a perfect smile, in a strange way, I am kind of glad- I do feel a bit lost oceanic flight 815 and NAKED without them in my mouth - that's the invisalign trays, not my clothes. I guess they are nocturnal aligners.

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The missus and I, being socially-awkward atheistic types with no family living within 1700 miles of us, don't really do anything for Christmas. We have no religious reason neither do Christians, really to celebrate the holiday, we've got no kids, and we don't really buy into that whole buy-a-bunch-of-shit-you-don't-need-don't-want-and-can't-afford-to-try-and-force-a-special-moment schtick. Sure, we often make plans to load up burlap bags with tall-boy cans of Steel Reserve and deliver them to all the bums hanging out in the park, but we always back out because we assume most cops are already grumpy about having to work on Christmas day. God forbid the homeless get any kicks while the man is having to punch the clock. This year was slightly different, however. We actually did do something for Christmas. It wasn't on Christmas day, but it was Christmas themed and all that jazz. It was even a Christmas gift of sorts. What'd us two old humbugs do? We went to see the second date of the John Waters Christmas Show tour thank god he's not one of these stuffy and obviously self-important assholes that think boycotting Arizona will actually accomplish anything; I love the way those idiots think non-action is some sort of revolutionary stance. Even better, we decided to purchase the VIP meet-and-greet package for the show. Well, that's true if "we decided" means that I laid my unemployed ass down on the ground and begged the missus to try and somehow rationalize the expenditure on our rather tight budget. So, as a combined Christmas/birthday/all-other-holidays-for-the-year-2012 gift, I fired up the old AmEx card and had at it. That's right, I did something that I would probably make fun of anybody else for doing:I paid to meet somebody. Confession is supposedly good for the soul, but oh how it burns me up to admit that. Drop collision and comprehensive coverage for older vehiclesIf your teen's vehicle is old, consider not having collision and comprehensive coverage. In most cases, you will be paying more in premiums than what you could get as reimbursement from the insurer in the event of an accident.

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