Hi Kirby. Hi, Sarah. Welcome to

Los Angeles. Welcome Glamgelinos. We hope you stay a while.

Cute. That's cute. Sarah, you sound less lispy. Well, I was to say, is there anything you notice about me?

But obviously, you know already.

I got my braces off.

I finally got the bottom ones off.

I feel like there was like a slight lisp because then my tongue had to learn how to get used to like not having something there.

It's so weird.

That's wild. That is wild.

I know.

My freaking teeth are so straight.

And I guess like my dentist, my orthodontist was saying how my bite was like already pretty straight.

Basically my teeth were like pointing out like this. Outward. Outward. And so the braces

helped pull them back in. But luckily, like, they were already in a good spot when they were pulled in.

So there was no overbite or underbite. And she was explaining how some of the other patients that

she has, like when they have in brace, it's really hard because

they have aligned bites. And I was like, I can't even imagine how painful that would be to,

like, have the front of your teeth, then rubbing up against the back of your braces. Oh, it would

be like painful. But I don't have to worry about that anymore. So now I'm just, uh, going to be

wearing my retainers like you.

Yes.

And you have a bright white smile from Dr. Appa.

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