maybe.... but then i'll have to suffer like hell for the rest of my high school years.....
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M_P
Better than paying to suffer later.
Shinobi
My Brother's just got braces. Barely notice them, and tbh, they're virtually a fashion accessory nowadays :L
jcheeseright
Also, it may not seem like it now, but barring the qualifications you get, secondary school DOES NOT MATTER. Mostof the 'cool' kids in my year are either on the dole or are working dead end jobs. The 'nerds' like me are earning piles of cash and living awesome lives, being popular in school does not equate to a happy life!
Zak Da Mack
Your secondary school life is a lot shorter than the rest of it. Get them done and you'll be better later on
M_P
When I had braces they were atleast £500 extra if you were private so on the NHS I'd assume they would too. I wouldn't bother unless you're unbelievably self concious
M_P
I'm pretty sure they can stain yellow quite easily too
jcheeseright
also, in ten years time you're going to look back at yourself and think "jesus, I was a dick back then" if you have braces or not, so you can have the braces and think you were a dick but have straight teeth, or think you were a dick and have crooked teeth that would cost thousands of pounds to straighten.
your call really!
your call really!
jay83
God free dentist that be nice, shame its not paid for by NHS bill i pay each week .
jcheeseright
frizzle, surely if you're self conscious you'd want to fix any problems? 2 years with braces and then straight teeth vs 60+ years with crooked ones. the cost - benefit on that one adds up pretty well.
Zak Da Mack
Some dentists are still on the NHS scheme (although not many) why don't you go to one of them?
jcheeseright
loads of dentists are still on the NHS, it's just registering with them, they're all oversubscribed!
Zak Da Mack
I go to an NHS dentist and the one I go used to be always empty more or less, as it was on the second floor of the building. Now it's moved into an actual shop and it's a bit busier but you just try to go during it's "off-peak" times
jcheeseright
I think you're missing my point, in order to go to an NHS dentist, you need to first register with that dentist. Since they're all oversubscribed none of them are accepting new registrations.