[MUSIC PLAYING]
-Hi, guys.
It's Brooklyn and Bailey and today, we
are here at the orthodontist to get my braces off.
And I'm so excited.
So yeah.
-Can't wait to see the final visual--
-Picture.
-So excited.
As you can see, they took the sign from my day
and put it up for Brooklyn.
So congratulations Brooklyn for getting your braces off.
-Now I get to walk the red carpet.
-So, are you nervous?
-A lot.
-Are you excited to get your braces off?
-Yes, very much so.
It's been such a long time since.
-How long has it been?
-I can finally feel my teeth.
Like five years.
I think.
Five, six maybe?
-That was me, too.
And you're about to get yours off, right?
-It'll be exciting.
[DRILLING]
-Be back in one sec, OK?
-So they are going to take off her brackets right now
and then the doctor is going to come and take off the band.
-I'm going to sit you up.
The doctor is going to be over in a little bit, OK.
-You look just like me.
-I can't see them.
They feel so weird.
-They what?
-They feel weird.
-What do they feel like?
-Tingly.
-Tingly?
That's not-- like slimy?
-Like they're not really there.
-They feel big?
Mine felt so big.
-Like, seriously, it feels like these are now my teeth.
-They look good.
-They do.
-Wait till the glue comes off.
-All right.
Let's start scooping the glue off, OK.
-Woo hoo.
-OK, lean and just keep your mouth open.
-Looks like we go most of the glue off, OK.
We just got to polish it up just a little bit for you,
but that's probably the longest part right there.
-OK, Brooklyn.
Feel that with your tongue.
Does that feel nice and smooth?
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
-All right.
So next what I'm going to do is I'm just
going to polish your teeth, OK.
Just make sure it's nice and perfectly smooth for you.
How does it feel?
Pretty smooth?
Nice.
So look at it tonight in the mirror
and we can always do some more adjusting tomorrow if you want.
No big deal.
All right?
-I can't stand that part of the process.
It's like your whole entire mouth is filled with clay.
Yuck.
-It's like not even clay.
It's like putty.
And it dries.
-It's not that bad.
-Putty.
-It's putty.
-It's putty?
-It's putty.
-Yeah.
But it's like silly putty.
-All right, ma'am.
I'm going to come on this side.
Set your chin down towards your stomach.
-OK, I haven't seen them yet.
They look so good.
-You like them?
They look great.
-What do you see?
Do you like them?
-Congratulations.
-Thank you.
-Beautiful.
Thank you, sir.
-Thank you.
-Looks good.
-Were you nervous to get your braces off?
-Yeah, a little bit.
But I wasn't actually like-- it didn't end up being that bad.
-So it's not a painful experience.
I know.
It wasn't painful for me.
So it shouldn't be for you.
-Not really no.
-OK, what are some things you won't miss about having braces?
-Picking the food out of my braces.
-That's the worse.
-When you have to awkwardly be like-- and everyone's
looking at you.
-To get things out of your face.
-It's bad.
-Hide your face.
So people can't see you awkwardly doing that.
Or when you have to pull your lips over your braces
to close your mouth and you're always like shut them.
And then when you want to smile, you're like--
-Anyways.
I know.
That happens a lot.
Do we look alike?
Can you tell us apart from our teeth?
Yeah?
Anyways.
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And we will see you guys next week.
Bye.
-See ya.
[MUSIC - KATIE SKY, "ONLY YOU"]
-Here's Brooklyn and Bailey in the snow.
Hi.
Ah.
Brooky, hi.
And you playing with the snow?
Are you eating the snow?
Yummy.
Hi, Bailey.
Bailey.
Hi.
Is that snow yummy?
They're more interested in eating it than playing with it.
Are you going to sit down?
Hi.