I started orthodontics four years ago when I was in the third year of middle school. The reason why I did this was that my dentition was all fine, but the upper right canine wasn't coming out... So I went to a local dentist, and they said it was an impacted tooth and recommended that I extract the two maxillary premolars and correct them. If I went back to this time, I would never do it, but I started tooth extraction orthodontic treatment thinking that I had to do it because the hospital told me to do it.. After orthodontic treatment, various side effects appeared. 1. Poor chewing (misaligned occlusion) 2. Nasolabial folds 3. Facial wrinkles Asymmetry 4. Grinding teeth, clenching molars? These side effects appeared. I was just living my life without thinking much about it until the beginning after orthodontics started, but something felt strange and I took a picture and it looked really ugly lol. So, should I say that my face is not my face? Feeling so fucking old? So what the fuck? I did some research and found out that the nasolabial folds and peanut-shaped face and the changes in my face are side effects of orthodontic treatment. Haha. So, when I saw that, I really fucking regretted it. I felt like shit every day and my face wasn't my face, so I wanted to destroy all the orthodontic treatment and even kept it after the orthodontic treatment was over. There is such a thing as a device?? No, if there are side effects like this, you should tell them before correction. Are you just looking at the patient for money? I've been going to this hospital since I was young, and it was truly a gem. Even while researching orthodontics, I found out that there was an orthodontic specialist, but the doctor wasn't even a specialist. So, I tried to tell my parents, but what should I do? I've already started, so they can't help but trust me. Is this the reaction my friends are assholes? If you want to do corrections, you should go to a university hospital or downtown to get it done. Why are you doing it here? Well, this is the reaction and the real world is shit and hard... From then on, life started to get better. The side effects of that plastic surgery ruined my life and made me a hikikomori. I regret it. I felt like that, but since this was just a random doctor and there was no guarantee that the correction results would be good, it felt even more hellish. But this was still fresh blood. As time went by, the area where the tooth was extracted became swollen. Is there something strange? Should I say that my mouth feels comfortable? When you close your mouth with your jaw relaxed, only part of your left molar touches first, and you have to turn your jaw backwards to the left to chew food. At that time, I write... What is it? Is it really like this? Is it natural that I don't have two molars? I thought this and asked the doctor, and he said that there was nothing he could do because I have 3 lower front teeth (no, fuck, then why were they aligned well before correction??) So, during my growing years, I chewed by turning my jaw (even if I tried to chew on the right, my left molar). (I hit it first, so my left jaw continues to strain) Somehow, the condition of my temporomandibular joint became more and more strange, and sometimes I heard a crackling sound from my jaw. So, I asked the doctor and he said that my jaw joint was naturally weak? Hahahahaha And when I heard that the left side of my face looks wide due to the strain on only one side, my chin is retracted and my cheekbones are enlarged (I found out that this is a symptom of facial asymmetry in the temporomandibular joint), this bastard said to a second year high school student that he should either be evil or something. They said so? Even though I wore braces for almost 3 years, there was no progress at all and I couldn't communicate, so I got the braces off and went to a specialized dental clinic in Busan and Pusan National University Hospital. It might be uncomfortable at a specialized hospital, but there's nothing I can do about it. At the university hospital, they did n't even take an It hurt so bad, my face was numb from grinding and clenching my teeth all night, and I was no longer me in the photo. The left side of my face kept getting bigger and I was seriously thinking about committing suicide. Is there meaning in living longer? I became unable to chew food properly. Even at my prime age, does my face have to continue to look ugly? I was just in a semi-psychotic state. I regret the past every day, and if I hadn't corrected it then... I still feel like my mental age is like the third year of middle school, and I feel like I'm the only one stuck there, and in fact, I live with only these feelings every day, so my emotions have died a lot. At the beginning of correction, I was so sad that I shed a lot of tears, but now I just barely get emotional... Well, time is the only thing, so I set goals and studied like a normal cosplay, and now I'm 20 and I'm going to Seoul and going to an academy. I don't know about Seoul either. With this feeling in mind, I went to 4 well-known orthodontic specialists for consultations, and all 4 of them said the same thing: "The occlusion does not match at all. It is an open bite. It needs to be re-corrected," and "The bones grew asymmetrically during the growth period." “It can’t be fixed, but the facial muscles and joints will be sufficiently improved once they return to normal occlusion.” Hahahaha re-correction? A year and a half?? Are you an alpha? Hahaha I heard you can go back! They say I can finally chew food “properly” without my jaw hurting! I heard that only one side of my jaw has no strength!!! They say you can sleep well!!! They say I can finally chew gum after braces!!! Among the four orthodontic clinics, I chose the one I liked the most and had the best experience, and decided to have my teeth straightened with Invisalign. I'm so sick of getting my teeth straightened out, but clear braces give me a new feeling! After the news of re-correction, I am really, really happy every day. It's not even over yet, but I feel this feeling for the first time in 4 years. I'm looking forward to tomorrow. I'm confident that my future self will be better. It was a really nostalgic feeling. I haven't even started braces yet, but it's already good. Every day was painful, I missed the past, and it felt cloudy. These days, I'm looking forward to the future and I'm really happy every day. I feel like color has returned to my life hahaha. I just can't help but smile. Don't be like me, go to an orthodontic specialist and get consultation from several places. Good luck!
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SUNGYESA
