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lookout123 · 05-22-2006, 02:12 AM

yeah. i've seriously hated my teeth for a very long time. they weren't hideous, in fact they're in perfect health - i've only had 2 cavities in my life. for 12/13 years i've had crooked teeth and it has always been a source of embarrassment for me. nobody ever pointed and laughed or anything tramatic like that - it's just one of those things.

there has always been a reason not to do it in the past, and now there isn't. i was extremely tempted to write the great big check and have the front teeth taken out and replaced with Bicon implants, but my dentist and ortho convinced me to go the more traditional route.

this isn't some self torture brought on by my divorce - it is for me. as vain as it is, i want to smile or laugh with my mouth open and not feel uneasy.

05-22-2006, 02:12 AM	#17
lookout123 changed his status to single Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Right behind you. No, the other side. Posts: 10,308	yeah. i've seriously hated my teeth for a very long time. they weren't hideous, in fact they're in perfect health - i've only had 2 cavities in my life. for 12/13 years i've had crooked teeth and it has always been a source of embarrassment for me. nobody ever pointed and laughed or anything tramatic like that - it's just one of those things. there has always been a reason not to do it in the past, and now there isn't. i was extremely tempted to write the great big check and have the front teeth taken out and replaced with Bicon implants, but my dentist and ortho convinced me to go the more traditional route. this isn't some self torture brought on by my divorce - it is for me. as vain as it is, i want to smile or laugh with my mouth open and not feel uneasy.