Fixing my teeth

[CrimParticipant 31]

I thought I had posted this already, but I can’t find the thread.

Anyways. I’m 31 and finally financially able to fix my crooked ass teeth. My parents never had money, nor was I taught a damn thing about finances by them. So now I’m 31 and I have insurance, a good job, etc…so I want to fix my teeth.

Anybody have any experience with Invisiline or comparable products? I’d rather not have to wait the 2-4 years to have a nice set of teeth, so conventional braces do not seem very appealing. Should I just go all Fight Club and get my teeth punched out and replaced with some nice ones?

Looking for advise and guidance!

[The Long WalkParticipant 1282]

Butthurt feminazis have been trying repeatedly to silence MGTOW.com, with very limited success. The useless c~~~s have no voice here, and they just can’t live with that apparently.. AFAIK, the site has been restored on more than one occasion from a backup, so it would seem that’s why some threads/posts have been disappearing .

RE: Teeth

I had mine fixed several years ago. Same situation, nobody was willing to part with the cash when I was younger (thanks mom), but I took matters into my own hands when I had the income. Unfortunately, I could only afford the most basic brace available.

I did experience some pain, my teeth were crooked to the point where I’d had to have some teeth removed to relieve the crowding, which sucked quite a bit, The brace itself was more discomfort that pain for the most part, excepting perhaps the day or two following tightening visits. Also, eating was generally painful too, had to stick with softer foods.

OFC your experience may be entirely different. I had mine for almost two years, perhaps there are less aggressive treatments at greater cost, your orthodontist will be able to advise you a lot better than I can.

Best of luck.

[MGTOWmonkey aka No More Fucks To GiveParticipant 6635]

Dude I already responded to this on your prior post. If you want a flawless grill for the rest of your life or until old age get the traditional ones. The reason it takes 2-4 years is because the bone has to adjust and set. I had the traditional ones and my teeth were straight in 6-8months,but I had to leave them in so the bone underneath the gum line has to adjust to your readjusted teeth. The invisilines stain very easy,if you drink punch(red stain),if you eat curry(green stain) you get the point. Also the traditional one have smaller brackets so they dont have that (metal mouth 80″s) stigma to them. When I had mine people complimented me on them all the time when straight and I was NEVER turned down from intimacy etc because of my braces,now for being a mgtow jerk thats another story. The invisilines are not as durable and sturdy as the trads,and believe me with teeth adjusting you want the metal or you will be going to unnecessary appointments for it cutting or breaking. The dentist will try to sell you on the invisiline (quick fix) method,but being mgtow and male you know quick fixes are really duct taping the problem,lets leave that method to the laydeez. Do it right the first time or you will be 35 going back because your teeth shifted and asking for the medals.

Never lose sight of what brought you here.

[CrimParticipant 31]

Good points on Invisiline, I hadn’t even thought of those issues. Thanks guys!

[hmskl’dParticipant 6406]

From my own experience ..if you need a tooth lifted, rotated or if you have certain alignment issues w molars ..you’ll probably go traditional.

[MGTOWmonkey aka No More Fucks To GiveParticipant 6635]

Also get a water pic and use it daily with a few glugs of mouth watch in it.

Forgot about that,the waterpic is heaven sent! I use it with a little peroxide then brush with whitener toothpaste and the pearls spark!

Never lose sight of what brought you here.

[theseekerParticipant 32]

Ok finally something i know wuite a bit about. Ignore the standard advice or what us commonly known.

DO NOT get braces.

There is a new field of orthodontics called functional orthodontics. This is all about moving your upper and lower jaw into ideal position so that your teeth have room to be straight.

Invisalign is not bad, but it is not ideal if your skull bones need to move first. Invisalign may be the last part of your treatment if you want absolute perfection.

There are several propietary terms and devices that are related… Homeoblock, orthoblock, maybe samon braces etc.

Im not saying to go with homeoblock however you should look through their website… Damn looks like the site is down.

Facialdevelopment.com if it comes back up

Look these up…… Functional orthodontics, orthoblock, damon braces, and you can still look up homeoblock on youtube.

Whatever you do , DO NOT do these things

Get traditional braces
Get headgear
Get any teeth removed to make space ( impacted molars are ok tonremove but nothing else.)

[theseekerParticipant 32]

Jeffersondental.com/Functional-orthodontics.html

[theseekerParticipant 32]

Also look through google images for functional orthodontics… Here us what youll see

In the after pictures:

Faces go from narrow and oval to broader and rounder
Improved symmetry
Eyes are wider open
From the side, the lower jaw if pushed back (weak chin) has come forward
Neck posture improves so that you dont have the forward head posture

Also as a side note, many people with bad teeth are mouth breathers instead of nose breathers. There are some good hooks and training on how to teach yourself to breathe through your nose properly. Also the ale ander technique helps with overall body retraining. Crooked teeth means your jaw bones are pisitioned wrong, which affects your other cranial bones, which affects your neck and nevk posture, which affects your back, which affects alignment of everything.

[BritGHOWParticipant 2566]

I can recommend the invisalign route having done it myself a few years back, it’s not quick, you’re talking two weeks per tray for however long it needs to sort you out, wearing them at all times except when eating/brushing your teeth and then a retainer tray which you can get away with wearing every other night. Regular brushing and cleaning of the trays is essential and I definitely recommend a waterpic as well.

It is worth it though, I for one am a lot more confident in my teeth than I was before I got them fixed.

[CrimParticipant 31]

Is biologic orthodontics the same thing as functional orthodontics?

EDIT – why yes it appears to be.

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