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Offline Aaron rubber

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How long?
« on: 08. May 2023, 23:31:28 PM »
How long would your ideal braces treatment last for? And would you rather be the patient, or the orthodontist?

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Re: How long?
« Reply #1 on: 08. May 2023, 23:41:18 PM »
I'd like to be the patient. I'd love to have a long treatment, I think I could get away with 6 years. But in a perfect world 10 years would be my goal. And an orthodontist who isn't afraid to give me all the appliances. And maybe a few experimental ones to.

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Re: How long?
« Reply #2 on: 09. May 2023, 09:08:49 AM »
8 and a half years, in fact, I even have a story based on my fantasy (and I'm going to finish it, I haven't forgotten it, I just haven't had the time or energy, but I think about it, including the spin-off).  Although reality is too far from fiction, my teeth are too good for something so complicated (I do need braces, but for a short time, I'm working to make it last longer than that????), but I think I do undergo such a treatment , that time may be too short, or too long, it depends on my endurance.

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Re: How long?
« Reply #3 on: 09. May 2023, 10:18:13 AM »
I would like it to be a series of re-treatments over twenty years.  And of course after the last re-treatment, one would probably be quite compliant with the retainer beyond that.

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Re: How long?
« Reply #4 on: 09. May 2023, 10:19:12 AM »
Cool! I'd love to read the story. Hopefully you finish it one day.
I've already had braces. Had them for three years. But I'd love to get them again.
Really enjoyed the process

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Re: How long?
« Reply #5 on: 09. May 2023, 12:18:55 PM »
m1090y 20 years! I like the sound of that. Mouthful of metal and headgear for that long would be great I think.

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Re: How long?
« Reply #6 on: 09. May 2023, 14:42:41 PM »
As anyone who has chatted with me will know, my interest would be the orthodontist - no desire to wear them myself!

Putting the purely kink desires to one side, I'd like to be known for my downsides being outweighed by my results: for example my treatments might take longer, but there never any relapses except if you don't wear your retainers. I might use unpopular appliances like headgear, but the results are always top-notch. I might not allow appliance removal until I was satisfied with the results, but that means the patient gets no regrets later. My favouring neither teeth removal or surgery unless absolutely necessary may make a treatment torturously long, but it's much cheaper... That sort of thing. Think of a permanent state of quid pro quo - a negative for every benefit, and a benefit for every negative.

This would also be known well in advance, so if you came to me, you'd know that even a 'simple' two year treatment would be nearer 3-4, with similar increases as complexity increased. Perhaps also a willingness to work with the patient for certain events (say ideally I'd prescribe headgear for 18 hours a day, but the patient is at college and is willing to take an overall time penalty in favour of night wear only whilst in the dorms), might mean that lenghtier treatments of 8 or 9 years would soon become possible.

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Re: How long?
« Reply #7 on: 09. May 2023, 19:04:34 PM »
As anyone who has chatted with me will know, my interest would be the orthodontist - no desire to wear them myself!

Putting the purely kink desires to one side, I'd like to be known for my downsides being outweighed by my results: for example my treatments might take longer, but there never any relapses except if you don't wear your retainers. I might use unpopular appliances like headgear, but the results are always top-notch. I might not allow appliance removal until I was satisfied with the results, but that means the patient gets no regrets later. My favouring neither teeth removal or surgery unless absolutely necessary may make a treatment torturously long, but it's much cheaper... That sort of thing. Think of a permanent state of quid pro quo - a negative for every benefit, and a benefit for every negative.

This would also be known well in advance, so if you came to me, you'd know that even a 'simple' two year treatment would be nearer 3-4, with similar increases as complexity increased. Perhaps also a willingness to work with the patient for certain events (say ideally I'd prescribe headgear for 18 hours a day, but the patient is at college and is willing to take an overall time penalty in favour of night wear only whilst in the dorms), might mean that lenghtier treatments of 8 or 9 years would soon become possible.

I would love to found a clinic with that objective, and even give away treatments (I would pay for them out of pocket), today it is not possible, but it is one of my dreams.

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Re: How long?
« Reply #8 on: 09. May 2023, 19:19:04 PM »
I would love to found a clinic with that objective, and even give away treatments (I would pay for them out of pocket), today it is not possible, but it is one of my dreams.

That could be another option- the more you pay, the more permissive your treatment... Or vice versa, the more restrictions you're willing to put up with, the cheaper it would be.

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Re: How long?
« Reply #9 on: 17. May 2023, 22:52:58 PM »
I prefer braces on others so I’d choose to be the orthodontist on this one. I’d love to put braces on a cute young woman and my dream treatment length for her would be somewhere around four to five years. Maybe less than a year to start off wearing removable appliances that aren’t too noticeable but then a solid four years with upper and lower brackets and other appliances that change every few months so she finds it hard to get used to constantly changing hardware in their mouth. I like the thought of a treatment taking more than twice as long as the usual 1-2 years. It would get to the point after the third year when her friends and family would start asking “aren’t you getting your braces off soon? You’ve worn them for so long!” Which would be kinda embarrassing for her. She’d ask me when she might be getting them off and I’d like to tease her by suggesting it might be very soon, only to keep disappointing her at her next appointment pushing her treatment on, month after month after month as I keep promising “It won’t be much longer now I promise.”
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Re: How long?
« Reply #10 on: 18. May 2023, 00:40:00 AM »
Hmmmm... I'm 22 years old now so I would love to have braces 10-15 years. I would like to have at this time: top and bottom braces always with black power chains, Herbst appliance, tongue crib, top and bottom expander lip bumpers, headgear or double headgear and many different types of elastics. After this I would need a Twin block braces as retainer for the rest of my life ????

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Re: How long?
« Reply #11 on: 16. March 2024, 22:13:08 PM »
I would last my braces treatment for about 4 years. It shouldn't be too long, but not too short, though ^_^

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