Invisalign.

"I had up until that point wanted to get braces again, Invisalign. And so, right before my wedding, I decided to do it like a year before I got Invisalign. And this was like early days of Invisalign when they weren't really doing the nubs on the teeth and stuff. So, it was almost it was a little harder to shift your teeth. So, I ended up doing that. And it felt like it went on forever and ever and ever. It was supposed to be like 6 months and then it just like kept going and going and going and then I just like stopped. I just like whatever trays I was on, those became my retainers and that was it. Like I was so over it cuz like 6 months like transformed into past my wedding and was like a year and a half in and I was like wait I'm still paying for this. I come in like every six weeks. This is too much. So then at some point I think I just stopped wearing those trays like probably a year later or something. And then sure enough my teeth started shifting."

"I really wanted to do it because I wanted my lower teeth to be straighter and I also had a crossbite over here that my dentist wanted to fix. So I was psyched about the results. I just wasn't psyched about the actual process. But you guys had told me that the year would go by fast and I would be really happy. And the year did go by pretty fast and I am really happy with the results. My bottom teeth were getting increasingly crowded as the years went by, and they got to the point where my two center teeth were literally angled in and pressing against each other so hard and all the other teeth were very crowded. Everything kept pushing forward and so Invisalign seems like a good way to go. I talked to my dentist about it. She was like, 'No, you're a good candidate for it because you're not looking at doing anything super major and so it should take about a year.'"