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hamsterr88
post Apr 29 2014, 11:52 PM

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Just put on bracers with Dr Khor from Ooi & Khor in Kota Kemuning..
I chose the self-ligating bracers..
But the problem is i'm not feeling the totally unbearable pain..
is it normal?
And what are you guys daily oral care?
Do you all brush your teeth after every meal and only use specific type tootbrush?

Thanks..
hamsterr88
post May 4 2014, 02:15 AM

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QUOTE(LookingforHome @ May 3 2014, 01:23 PM)
initially, brush after meal. later, i brush only brush twice a day
after meal, just gargle and clean with tap water

normal toothbrush.. i started with 6 years old toothbrush (soft and small), then change adult toothbrush (very soft - Colgate/ Systema/ whatever brands as long as it "soft" or "extra soft") and now using a charcoal Darlie toothbrush (soft)... remember to change your toothbrush every two months and i can observed that there are vast improvements when using different types of toothbrushs - personal opinion. 

pains are normal.. and we have different level of pain tolerence
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Which is the better toothbrush for you?
I've bought alot of oral-B toothbrush prior the braces.. =( .. they dont seem to work
hamsterr88
post May 5 2014, 12:37 PM

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havent yet.. he is trying to adjust and hopefully we dont have to pull out any teeth

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post May 5 2014, 11:50 PM

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QUOTE(LookingforHome @ May 5 2014, 09:02 AM)
i just used whatever brands available in the market - darlie, colgate, systema except oral-b
even the cheap and hard toothbrush from the hotel for two weeks.. just try whatever available because different pressure needed to stimulate our gums.. do bite/chew (it is an exercise to your gum)

saw yr post - "installed" in april, it may takes another 3-4 months
did your ortho extract any of yr teeth(s)?
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wait.. when you say it may takes another 3-4 mths.. you mean the pain is incremental??
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hamsterr88
post May 6 2014, 10:22 AM

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QUOTE(LookingforHome @ May 6 2014, 08:30 AM)
For me, it is incremental, but once all teeth moved into position, it's just feeling great after that...
i have teeth growing at 4th month (surprised at the age of 31), and the dentist just wait and see how and which way it "grow"
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oh wow..
that's unique lolx.. my dentist did not tell me to pull out any teeth and did not let me know if i have any wisdom tooth.
Should i assume that i do not have it as wisdom tooth should be quite apparent in the x-ray right?

hamsterr88
post May 6 2014, 09:54 PM

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QUOTE(LookingforHome @ May 6 2014, 09:43 PM)
i have three removed - 1 in the 2nd month, and 2 at the mid-way.
for the sake of beauty, aiiiii
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ahah is ok..
yolo right lolx..


 

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