3D X-Ray PIC!
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3D X-Ray PIC!
So, when I fist started getting consultations regarding braces two years ago, my ortho asked me to get these special fancy 3d x-rays so she could see exactly where my impacted canine was positioned. I later glimpsed them in my file and I thought they looked really cool! However, it didn't seem like she uploaded them to her site (I can log into my account and see all the pictures/xrays she's taken, my appointment info, etc).
Well, she recently added them! I think they are so, so, SO cool because it looks like they managed to get a camera in under my skin to take pictures of my skull. I'm posting a link to the picture instead of embedding it directly because, I dunno, maybe some people will be skeeved out by a realistic photo of a person's skull.
But like I said, I think it's way super neat and I figure other people would think it's way super neat too so I am sharing!
http://www.ninae.com/photos/3d_me.jpg
Well, she recently added them! I think they are so, so, SO cool because it looks like they managed to get a camera in under my skin to take pictures of my skull. I'm posting a link to the picture instead of embedding it directly because, I dunno, maybe some people will be skeeved out by a realistic photo of a person's skull.
But like I said, I think it's way super neat and I figure other people would think it's way super neat too so I am sharing!
http://www.ninae.com/photos/3d_me.jpg
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I just think it is neat to see my skull with dimension to it! I especially like the shots in profile because I can see so clearly how my face fits over my skull. I wish I could get my whole body done like this!
jeh: I had the tooth exposed and it was successfully brought down! It took over a year and the oral surgeon, my ortho and my dentist were all very doubtful that it could be done (the position was very difficult and, because I am in my mid/late 30s, they feared that it was fused to the bone). It's not an entirely happy ending though -- the tooth next to it (the first tooth to the left of my front teeth) is going to have to be pulled because there is no bone for the root to move into, only empty space. And because of the severity of the bone deformity, it's not a good candidate for an implant. So I'll be getting a partial bridge there instead and some gum grafts to build up that area. Which is a bummer but hey, there are a lot worse things in life!
jeh: I had the tooth exposed and it was successfully brought down! It took over a year and the oral surgeon, my ortho and my dentist were all very doubtful that it could be done (the position was very difficult and, because I am in my mid/late 30s, they feared that it was fused to the bone). It's not an entirely happy ending though -- the tooth next to it (the first tooth to the left of my front teeth) is going to have to be pulled because there is no bone for the root to move into, only empty space. And because of the severity of the bone deformity, it's not a good candidate for an implant. So I'll be getting a partial bridge there instead and some gum grafts to build up that area. Which is a bummer but hey, there are a lot worse things in life!
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