Author Topic: I just got rubber bands in the back of my mouth to prep me for braces  (Read 932 times)

they hurt like the richardens

they hurt like the richardens
youre in for a whole new world of hurt when you get braces

they hurt like a motherforgeter for like the first week after they get adjusted.

Be sure to tell me what it's like, I might be getting them in the general future too

I can't chew stuff

breakfast:
soft scrambled eggs
status: cannot eat

today's school lunch:
cheese omelet w/ sausage patties (fake and gay) and tater tots
status: CANNOT EAT

dinner:
hopefully mashed potatoes (delicious) or something else of equally easy swallowness*

*if I were a girl this would not be a problem :cookieMonster:

At the end of having braces you get rubber bands attached TO the braces as well.

They stop hurting after one or two days.

I'm taking some pain suppressants right now too
still didn't work

ALSO
is swallowing a chewable tablet bad

is swallowing a chewable tablet bad
You should be fine, I've done it before plenty of times.

youre in for a whole new world of hurt when you get braces

they hurt like a motherforgeter for like the first week after they get adjusted.
Aye this be true.
You cant eat anything but soup for the first day or two.

At the end of having braces you get rubber bands attached TO the braces as well.

They stop hurting after one or two days.
i didnt get that. now my mouth is beatiful :D


You mean spacers? I thought you meant the rubber bands in stage 3 and I was like "Wat."

You mean spacers? I thought you meant the rubber bands in stage 3 and I was like "Wat."
yeah
my teeth are too tight in the back so there's rubber bands to spread them apart

I'm pretty sure everyone has to get spacers. but yeah, they do hurt at first :3

I've had braces for 14 months now and they don't even hurt when they get tightened anymore. But, my springs come loose all the time when I eat taffee and stuff.


Im gonna have to get braces in the near future and after hearing this I would rather keep my Horrible british teeth.