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Old 30th January 2004 | 19:40
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Teeth, Braces ??

Hello!

I have one tooth that aren't straight and aligned with the others.

How much will that effect a job interview in the future?

Is it recommended to go and get braces to get all teeth aligned properly. At what stage in my education to pilot should I get braces. Using braces doesn't look so good?
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Old 30th January 2004 | 19:47
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Personally I dont think you have anything to worry about either from a medical point of view or an interview.

If they can be corrected then go for it and then it will put your mind at rest.

Best of luck

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Old 31st January 2004 | 06:58
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Dont worry about wearing braces.

I wore them - lots of people I knew wore them. dont panic
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Old 2nd February 2004 | 15:19
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Braces

Did you wear them together with flying?
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Old 10th February 2004 | 14:22
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cant wear braces when flying? damn...i'm wearing one now and am applying for cadet pilot. will it matter?
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Old 12th February 2004 | 14:53
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Don't know

Hi there!

Don't know that's the reason I started this topic. To find out the effect it has on flying.

But if you look at the answers I've got it seems like it doens't matter.
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Old 12th February 2004 | 18:48
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Well unless you are sat next to a 100000 volt cable with a huge magnetic field in a cessna - then I cant see any reason why braces would be a problem
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Old 13th February 2004 | 11:23
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hahaha....that's very true!!!

but through my personal experience recently, i was abt to land (as a passenger, not pilot) in Rome then suddenly my braces started pulling so hard and i felt like the thunder strike my gum. it was so painful till i nearly screamed in the plane. but of cos, i didnt!

that's y i was rather paranoid when i saw this topic abt teeth and braces!!
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Old 17th February 2004 | 14:09
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Smile Ok

Okay, I see.

Stay out of magnetic fields.
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Old 17th February 2004 | 20:32
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The only thing you have to be sure off is that the compass gets reswung with the brace holder in the PIC seat!



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Old 19th February 2004 | 00:52
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am I the only one that ever tried to stick magnets to my face when i had braces? Doing that will show you quite clearly that the braces are indeed not ferous (or even made of magnetic rare earth elements). They will conduct electric current though
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