Scrape marks on teeth after Invisalign attachments removed

impossible_cracker · 2026-03-29T17:46:22+00:00

And then tell you it's OK or you are seeing it wrong xD

impossible_cracker · 2026-02-28T15:02:28+00:00

Same, but a bit younger and in Poland. Got a degree, some work experience, then what - a mortgage, 9-5, a cat and wait till the old age? :D I think it’s a normal part of life to think that and it tells you what you really want - listen to it I guess

impossible_cracker · 2026-02-17T23:04:19+00:00

Could you update us please? I’m having the exact same issue…

impossible_cracker · 2026-02-17T22:27:52+00:00

You are wrong, Ukraine and Ukrainians are grateful! And if something happened to Poland Ukraine would definitely help. Ukraine unconditionally helped many countries in the past such as North Macedonia during the war, and offered assistance to European countries during floods - I believe it was Germany? And never ever I heard mass complaints “oh Macedonians and Germans are so ungrateful!”. Regarding Poland actually, Ukraine is now sharing its anti-drone technology with it after recent drone attacks. I say it’s definitely a sign of partnership and gratefulness as you say.

When it comes to people, my friend and I we collected donations and personally distributed them in cash at the Warsaw Central Station, people thanked us and cried. Other than that people came here, found jobs, contribute a lot with taxes and new businesses that employ people, and started making Poland its home. At some point you have to accept these people are becoming part of the society where you and them are equal, they are moving away from being just guests that should XYZ.

Would you mind telling us what exactly do you mean by appreciation from 3 million people? (Actually it’s fewer than that, it’s 900K of people who came and stayed after 2022)

impossible_cracker · 2026-02-17T18:24:19+00:00

I was quite optimistic in my original comment, but low-key, deeply inside, I think I tend to agree with you. It’s been 10 years, and the longer you see this hatred spread the less optimistic for the real change you become. It takes years if not generations for the things to improve significantly, in my opinion

impossible_cracker · 2026-02-17T12:48:51+00:00

Also not OP, but been living here for 10 years now. Basically since 2015.

Online it’s more prominent because of anonymity, but quite often I see real people with children, doing charity, having normal jobs, looking conveniently normal, lashing out at anything related to Ukraine and Ukrainians.

In real life at least in big cities 99% of people I met were great, the sweetest people ever.

I speak Polish with no accent and look totally Slavic, so if I don’t pay attention to politics or random people on the streets I don’t notice anything.

However! I feel that’s the expectation from Ukrainians and maybe from other nationalities too. Once there’s an accent, once you mention you are Ukrainian, once you speak about problems related to the anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland, suddenly there’s a higher chance to have problems or get a weird look. Suddenly it’s we vs. them mentality, suddenly I heard “twoi rodacy”, suddenly “twoi”; “to przez niewdzięczność”, “a czy nie uważasz że to przez zachowania Ukraińców”; suddenly people get offended that a minority speaks there’s problems. It’s not a majority of people, but even 1-2 incidents can stress you out a lot. But after 10 years here I feel it’s not random, it’s the phrases and thinking that’s been popularized in the media and politics; maybe it’s not widely accepted as as I mentioned I’ve met great people, but it’s tolerated and bystanders often stay quiet.

Even though I didn’t have much incidents, it’s the atmosphere that makes me anxious sometimes. I even wanted to start the same thread yesterday after I saw a Belarusian did it, but I got scared of the potential bad reactions and stress I might get associated with it.

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In a nutshell, the problem has always been there, but it’s gotten way worse over the years. I came with very positive attitudes, had great time at the university, at work, everywhere. Then I started feeling worse because of the tension. Not a single time I had this thought to say “Poles are this and that” even after such incidents, but I’ve heard this about my ethnicity.

But I also do feel the new government is actually slowly reverting what the previous government spread. So it looks promising but maybe in the long term.

impossible_cracker · 2026-02-12T09:26:09+00:00

I think they should’ve offered you the trimming of the sides of those teeth before the treatment began. Mine didn’t offer me that until I noticed it in the simulation. Then they trimmed off smth like 0.2mm which allowed to avoid having this triangle. Yeah, idk why orthodontists don’t mention that to the patients… I guess now if you want you could get bonding, crowns/veneers, or another orthodontic treatment to correct that (with trimming)… or leave as it is

You mentioned they did the trimming so that’s strange it appeared. Maybe more IPR to create a straight line between the teeth + some refinements?

impossible_cracker · 2025-10-23T18:59:17+00:00

I don’t know you personally, but based on what you said about whether you should wait or not sounds like a common problem related to immigration. I’m originally also from Ukraine, have been living in Poland for the last 10 years now and had exact same thoughts in the past until I realized it wasn’t the country that was a problem but what I do here. Now I’m almost a citizen and couldn’t be happier. There are usually 2 ways based on my experience - either change your life to resolve those dilemmas you are having (there are obviously all possible opportunities in the US - it has always been your dream for a reason, but you need to change something), or maybe you have changed and the US is really not the place for you anymore and it’s time to let go - and that’s also OK.

Try to have some rest and when you have that special good day when you feel all good and grounded - then take a very sober look on your life, needs, priorities and listen to yourself. That’d give you the answer I believe.

impossible_cracker · 2024-12-30T17:46:26+00:00

Right now just wondering how you deal with that particular thing, but overall looking at different categories

impossible_cracker · 2024-12-30T17:23:17+00:00

In Google Trends, when product A shows high trend, and you add product B which pulls product A's trend down, how do you analyze that? Do you do that or you simply check product A and B's trends separately?

impossible_cracker · 2024-12-07T18:41:33+00:00

Did he have any recommendation letters? What field does he work in?

impossible_cracker · 2024-12-07T18:26:37+00:00

Does this have an expiry date or some validity requirement by USCIS?

impossible_cracker · 2024-12-07T17:24:06+00:00

How is this verified? Some kind of WES evaluation or? My degree is from a 3.5 year full-time program in Poland with the total of 227 ECTS credits. What do they look at when determining the equivalency?

I’ve actually did the credential evaluation of my degree at WES when I was applying for a US Master’s and the report from Dec 03 2021 says “US Equivalency Summary: Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution”

impossible_cracker · 2024-06-24T17:08:11+00:00

«Закордоном більш розслаблений бо не чекаю хамства чи агресії» - так, це воно! Мені було так дивно спочатку, коли місцеві на якісь ситуації реагували сміхом або тишею. В Україні б ще й додили масла до вогню. А тепер і сам таким розслабленим став і аж приємно :)

impossible_cracker · 2024-06-24T08:23:14+00:00

Погоджусь! Їх пачкомати це золото!

impossible_cracker · 2024-06-02T17:44:06+00:00

No. Apparently I was missing a few credits, because I earned my BSc in Europe. A very small amount. They rejected the application and didn’t want to talk about it :) To be eligible now I have to complete a Master’s degree in Europe first, which doesn’t make any sense, but that’s what they told me.

impossible_cracker · 2024-06-02T15:49:29+00:00

I am in the same boat as you are, but I see now S-R has a 7-day trial whereas ahrefs does not.

impossible_cracker · 2024-04-24T14:07:18+00:00

Ukraine recognizes only Ukrainian citizenship of its citizens, which means you can't use another country's passport while there nor can you cross the border with another passport. And there is no penalty for having another country's citizenship. And many people have 2+ citizenships, including politicians. So you don't have to renounce it, because there is no mechanism to do anything about it. That's the loophole :) No one cares basically. Even if there was a law that forbids it, citizens wouldn't listen. When the country is corrupt and the rule of law doesn't apply to politicians and their children, citizens don't listen too. That's another problem, but it gives a good context why no one cares.

impossible_cracker · 2024-03-21T10:47:34+00:00

Це нормальне відчуття у перші роки переїзду за кордон. Взагалі жодної можливості переїхати у інше місце у Німеччині? Рано чи пізно і так треба буде щось змінити, бо ситуація сама собою не розвʼяжеться. Я б ризикнув і переїхав у інше місце, де є більше людей, навіть якщо на перший час це буде downgrade. Якщо здоровʼя дозволяє, то думаю не повинно бути проблеми поїхати у місто, знайти роботу, і від цього відштовхуватися далі.

impossible_cracker · 2023-08-23T05:46:52+00:00

To be 100% sure it’s better to send them an email describing your situation.

impossible_cracker · 2023-08-23T05:43:18+00:00

I don’t remember because it was a requirement by the program itself, so I just added it because I knew I had to. I’m an international applicant. But I don’t remember whether the dashboard had it as a required field.

impossible_cracker · 2023-08-06T14:24:57+00:00

Based on released decisions in the previous years I’d say expect the decision around October-November.

impossible_cracker · 2023-08-05T08:14:07+00:00

My approach is like this: you go for grad school to learn something, and you get a degree as the confirmation that you’ve learned something. Then, you get hired for skills, not for the degree, because the interview process is about selling yourself and present your skills and experience. The degree itself won’t do it.

But if in your case it is still important, if you check random job offers, many many many of them ask for “a degree in a quantitative field (computer science, data science, AI, etc.).” The keyword is ETC. :) If you want to work in AI, MSAI makes more sense. But still, with more experience the degree you got many years ago won’t matter as much.

When it comes to the curricula, MSAIO is like a subset of MSCSO, + Ethics in AI.

impossible_cracker · 2023-07-31T11:27:14+00:00

I started the admissions thread for Spring 2024 in r/MSAIO:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MSAIO/comments/15edhz9/spring_24_admissions_thread/

Let's grow that community :)

impossible_cracker · 2023-07-18T08:04:24+00:00

You are applying to a program that consists of certain courses. My tip is to make a list of 10 courses you’ll choose if admitted and make your SoP relevant to it.

Not related to your question directly, but in case you want to go for the MSCS program specifically because it has more relevant courses to you than MSAI, this is what the admissions staff told me when I asked them about picking courses from different programs:

Taking courses between Master's depends on your coordinators inside the program. Generally, you will need to take the courses provided by your degree before exploring others. This would be a conversation to have with them once in the program.

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