I skipped that stage in high school when it was acceptable?expected, even?that you’d get braces. My teeth weren’t super crooked, but they definitely weren’t perfectly straight either. Vanity, however, got in the way, and I bypassed the awkward braces-wearing phase in puberty and skipped right on into adulthood, when, at 20, I noticed my four front teeth were becoming overly friendly with each other, and starting to overlap. It was around this stage that a friend told me about Invisalign, a new (at the time) treatment that was basically invisible and could straighten out my teeth in one year. You should know ...
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