Tray Set #7 - in!

Well, I have to say this set has certainly felt different than the previous ones from the outset:

The pressure on my upper anteriors & one canine on my lower right is much more apparent than ever before. I could certainly feel the difference when I first inserted them & then again upon removal - whoa! The discomfort subsides after about 10 minutes, though - then the pressure evens out enough to be pretty much unnoticeable again - that is, until I remove them for the next meal.

I'm OK with that - it's progress. This lower canine is slightly twisted, so it needs to move more than the surrounding ones. One of my upper incisors - next to the middle ones on my left also will need to turn somewhat - I'm sure I'll know when the system is working on that particular one, too. It's actually a relief to get the trays back in after eating - it just feels better with them in!

Once I get this tray set finished, maybe I'll try posting some progress pics. Not that much can be seen from the front at this point yet, but just for documentation's sake. I certainly know what's changed so far, but it's unlikely others will be able to tell yet.

Am wondering about others of late - if you're checking in, Big E - how's it going with you?
Can't believe I'm almost one third of the way through my treatment plan! That sounds like a whole lot - doesn't it?!

Was talking to the receptionist at my dental office - after a year of treatment, she is now in "refinement" for another 2 tray sets to try & tweak one tooth that is not quite where they want it to be - this is a woman who has one of the biggest, whitest, prettiest smiles I've even seen in person. Go figure...but, what's another month anyways?

I'll be most happy just to have a smile I'm not self-conscious about in the end.
It's getting there...and can't wait for the whitening process to top it off - have been very aware that lately, too...

Hope all is going well with everyone else!