If you can choose, which girl doesn’t want her to have a good face and be confident.
But because I have buck teeth, I don’t have self-confidence, and it’s easy to become the focus when speaking, so it won’t be uncomfortable if anyone else is replaced.
After going to college, although no one gave me a nickname, life will always be affected.
My family is not very wealthy. After I went to college, I thought about doing some part-time jobs, but because I had no confidence and was afraid of being ridiculed, I didn’t dare to go out to find part-time jobs in my freshman year. Until my sophomore year, I began to try some part-time jobs in school and handed out flyers on the snack street. In order to prevent acquaintances from recognizing me, I also specially wore a mask and a hat. When I went to the cake shop for an interview, people thought that I didn’t have a good image and went to the catering shop to interview the cashier. But because I didn’t have a good image, I didn’t want me. When I went to the milk tea shop for an interview, the manager said that they would say “welcome” when they saw the customer enter the store. I might not be suitable. The manager smiled and told me the whole process. He was very kind, but I felt very uncomfortable inside.
After repeated setbacks, I chose to try it out. The restaurant owner asked me if I could help wash dishes in the kitchen. I refused. Will there really be a restaurant that will recruit college students to wash dishes? I don’t understand. After
I went to find two more restaurants and almost went to deliver the food. But I didn't want to deliver the food in my heart, so I went to another restaurant to help deliver the food. In order not to scare the customers, the boss asked me to wear a mask. That's it, I worked in that restaurant for a year wearing a mask.
The waiters in the restaurant have been changing over and over again, but they basically can't stay for a long time. Later, a girl came to the store, a freshman.
Once, we talked about my experience while chatting. I said I envy her. She joined the club she liked in her freshman year, and was able to be independent and work part-time to support herself so early.
She said something to comfort me, and then she recommended me to do orthodontics. She also said that she knew a dental institution, where her aunt works, called Sequoia Tree Oral, and said it is very professional. They do high-quality, and they are not promoting it everywhere like other dental institutions to make money. Their skills are actually not very good. Her aunt has been working in it for two years, and they have a good reputation, and many people have introduced them to the past by people who are dentist.
I was moved after hearing this. To be honest, I never thought about orthodontics before, because the orthodontics around me are all normal teeth, and there are no buck teeth like me. I thought that after I made money from work, I would go to the hospital for surgery. If it really doesn’t work, I would do a plastic surgery.
Since then, we chatted and she would mention this from time to time. I thought about it for a week and decided to go to her recommended my dental institution for a checkup first.
One day on Friday, I didn’t have any classes, so I decided to go to see a dental checkup. After entering, a very gentle lady came over to ask about my condition. Then she took me to the doctor’s consultation room. I told me about my teeth. She gave me a checkup and suggested that I could do orthodontics. At that moment, I was very happy from my heart. It was really not so excited for a long time. I couldn't control myself at that time. I asked the doctor several times excitedly, can I really do orthodontics to make my teeth neat? It just looks like other people, and I am so happy that I'm incoherent. The doctor also repeatedly ensured that the correction would make the teeth normal.
When I went out, I called my mother to talk about this. As I was talking, I even cried. My mother supports me very much and asked me to ask the doctor if I can do it tomorrow (I can tell that my mother is also very excited because she doesn't know that I can do corrections in this situation. My parents hope that I can have normal teeth like others). I said I'll do it when I'm on vacation.
When I returned to school in the evening, my mother called me again to ask about orthodontics. After I told her about the situation, my mother sent me the money the next day.
I went to do corrections on Wednesday. Because there are many people taking dental care on weekends, I chose to go when there are fewer people. I don’t have classes during the day on Wednesday and have evening self-study at night.
went to their organization, but there were still a lot of people. The doctor who told me before told me that the correction doctor told me some precautions and fees for correction. I have asked about the charges before, and I have also compared the costs of orthodontic correction in other institutions, and they are almost the same. After
, the doctor gave me a series of examinations, and the doctor who did orthodontics also made me psychological construction, so that I could relax and not be nervous. I thought there was something more uncomfortable than being called "buck-toothed girl". Thinking of this, I gradually felt relaxed.
After the correction, the doctor explained some precautions to me and left. I have always thought that when my teeth become better, I will participate in various activities like others, put on beautiful makeup and wear beautiful skirts, I will dress myself up well, I will also become better, I will also change to a part-time job I like... Anyway, I just think about it a lot.
I have done orthodontics. I no longer have buck teeth like before. I have become more confident and willing to talk to others. I only realized that in fact, everyone is not looking down on themselves who are buck teeth. They are because they are too inferior and always think about some bad things.
The week after I was doing orthodontics, I thought about starting a better life again, so I quit my part-time job in the restaurant at that time.
After removing the "Buck Tooth Girl" tag, I really felt a lot. I have a lot of things to say. I will share it with you next time.
