Most kids get braces in elementary or middle school. Middle
school is the perfect time to get them because it’s in your “awkward middle
school days.” Once you get into high school you want them off SO badly. By the
end of sophomore year pretty much everyone has gotten them off. And then there
is me.
I got my braces
ON towards the end of sophomore year. The reason I got mine on so late is
because in middle school, my dentist didn’t think I needed them. My teeth weren’t
perfect then, but braces were not necessary. As time went on my teeth started
moving. Then in the middle of sophomore year, I went to an orthodontist and
they said that I should get them. And now I’m a junior with braces.
Having braces
can be really annoying at times. Not being able to eat whatever you want can be
frustrating. But the big troubles are right after you get them tightened. Usually
when you get them tightened, you don’t realize you can’t eat for a couple of
hours. On the plus side, you can still eat ice cream.
When you first
get them on, it takes a while to get used to the way you look and the way they
feel. I’ve realized that certain colors of rubber bands can affect the way they
look. I think, for me, that blues and darker colors look better. In general, staying
away from white is a better idea so the color of what you are going to eat
doesn’t end up on the rubber bands.
Even though I
got my braces on later than all my friends and they are annoying at times, I am
glad I got them. The end product of them is definitely going to be worth it. I
can’t wait to have perfectly straight teeth!
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