Even ancient people wanted straight teeth!

Here's a fact about me: I'm afraid to be alone. And to proof that, hubby gone for outstation today..pegi Labuan tapi balik hari. So, he'll be here in anytime. yay..tak perlu la berpeluh2 sebab pasang lampu semua bilik =P hmm..I should put away childish things before long. Kan.. Nanti malu kat baby. Oh ya, congrates hubby for the Anugerah Khidmat Cemerlang, 2nd time.

Imagine the styrofoam cup, for hot drink. One day we were having a meal at McD, after finishing the hot drink aku pula tekap gigi atas styrofoam tu (takde keje), and I showed him the result. "Do you think I need to wear braces?" Because he wore braces before, I was there for his first checkup. But his explanation was enough to kill the idea of braces. Leceh la, sakit kepala la..etc. OK la. Respect la siapa2 yang pakai braces.

I'm not that interested for braces, not because I'm afraid to pluck any, to tell you the truth dah biasa kena cabut gigi.. that's why I have only 24 batang saja.. tsk tsk..mulut kecil?

So mine...

not that perfect, tapi boleh la untuk makan =)

According to the AAO (American Association of Orthodontists), archaeologists have discovered mummified ancients with crude metal bands wrapped around individual teeth. To close gaps, it has been surmised that catgut did the work now done by today's orthodontic wire! Later, in 400-500 BC, Hippocrates and Aristotle both ruminated about ways to straighten teeth and fix various dental conditions. Straight teeth have been on our minds a very long time!