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<p>My sister was going to get Invisalign, but our dentist said it’s a lot of extra money for less results.</p>
<p>That’s what my dentist said too. He said it cant correct anmy malocclusion (overbites or underbites), and wont make them as straight as regular braces.</p>
<p>I agree with the people who said Invisalign. I just finished with mine after wearing them a couple years and they were definitely worth it. The price difference is not huge and trust me, if they fixed my teeth, they can fix anyone’s.</p>
<p>Just get the regular braces. Most kids have to have them and know what it’s like, so they won’t make fun of you for having them. </p>
<p>I got braces on the summer before I started high school, and I was scared witless that kids would make fun of me. But no one ever did. And now I hear quite frequently, “What a beautiful smile you have!”</p>
<p>I’d say the worst part–worse than anything your peers might say–is the pain. Man, those stupid rubber bands hurt. Not to mention I’ll probably be finding them in my purses/car/bedroom for the rest of my life.</p>
<p>Sorry for not responding. I don’t qualify for invisalign but I am going to go ahead and get the braces. I have realized that it was an entirely emotional reaction when I first heard I needed braces again, but taking time to think about it has made me realize that I am quite fortunate that my parents are giving me an opportunity to improve my teeth. Many people don’t even get to choose. In the words of Kanye West - I don’t believe in accepting a changeable condition. Thanks everyone!!!</p>
<p>i had braces in senior year of high school through the first semester of college</p>