She has been waiting and waiting since the day before her 14th birthday to get those awful things off, I don't blame her.
And everytime she went to the orthodontist he would say, "Oh maybe next time we can schedule an appointment to get them off!" She would come home sooooo excited. Then, on her next appointment he'd say, "Hmmm, maybe next time we can schedule an appointment to get them off!"
And everytime she went to the orthodontist he would say, "Oh maybe next time we can schedule an appointment to get them off!" She would come home sooooo excited. Then, on her next appointment he'd say, "Hmmm, maybe next time we can schedule an appointment to get them off!"
So after about the 10th time she stopped believeing him. Until now. April 8th was the day! But she didn't get her hopes up until the lady's hands were in her mouth taking them off.
Before
Her rainbow rubberbands she put on about a week before she got them off.
"They better take these d#$n things off or someones getting it!"
It's happening!
(ouch)
Yay! Dr. Grant approves.
The first glimpse of her new teeth.
"It's true, it's true!" 
(She will get the rest of the bottom ones off when she goes to get her retainer in about a week)
She had to catch the ice cream truck and eat some with her new teeth. 
"Hey, get me some!"
"No, Jules, you can't have sugar."
The exchange.
Congratulations Mag!
William said, "She will really have to fight the brothas off now!"
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I mean, William's right -- look at that booty in the ice cream pics!
Her chompers look beautiful! And those orthodontists LOVE to get the hopes of high schoolers up, only to crush them time and time again.
Great post! The Jules part and "the exchange" cracked me up! Hahahha.
The pearly whites look awesome! I'm sure you have been running your tongue over them all the time!
She does look beautiful doesn't she! Although she looked just as beautiful with her braces! :)
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