My video overview of my decision to undergo adult braces and jaw surgery over the past year:
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My video overview of my decision to undergo adult braces and jaw surgery over the past year: I mentioned in my last post that that my wires would be ’sectioned’ as part of the end of braces. I just spoke with my orthodontist’s office and confirmed that my next appointment - in two days - is my second-to-last. I’ll cut the small talk, and get straight to the pictures. Now, three months after upper jaw surgery, with almost no visible swelling left, here I [...] Having upper jaw surgery? Be prepared to be snottier than a cold-ridden 6-year old. What can you do about it? Read on… Submitted on 2009/01/31 at 5:32pm I just got a great question from Lily about getting those pills down when you can’t open your mouth! Ok, this is a very common, and sadly ironic, reality for many jaw / mouth trauma patients. I don’t know magic, but I do know… ice cream! Submitted on 2009/01/31 at 11:14pm There have been some really great questions in the Comments section from this blog. Instead of hiding them there, I’m surfacing them (and my responses) for your reading pleasure! Last week I was up in Seattle visiting my mom. She, like me, has an underdeveloped upper jaw, giving the impression of a flattened area above the lip and a slight underbite. A reader named Jen recently asked about changes to my nose after my upper jaw surgery. It’s been a full seven weeks since my upper jaw advancement surgery, and I feel as if it’s in the distant past. Maybe it was another life - that’s how it seems. |
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