Leonor’s new smile in Oviedo thanks to a final cosmetic touch-up

All eyes were on Princess Leonor during the day this Thursday. After 7 pm he reappeared together with the King and Queen, Felipe and Letizia and his sister, the Infanta Sofia to be in charge of the XXX Princess of Asturias Awards Concert. It is the first time that the entire Royal Family has attended a joint event on their agenda since they were spotted on their traditional holiday in Palma de Mallorca last August.

After a few days with her family, Leonor returned for the second year in a row to the boarding school where she studies for the International Baccalaureate. In this way, Wales has become the new refuge for the heiress who will have to decide in the coming months how she wants to continue her education, whether she wants to follow in her father’s footsteps and get a military education or choose a completely different path. . While that is happening, the heiress one of the big protagonists of this Thursday and, as expected, her appearance was the most commented on as she is in a phase where she continues to search for her most personal style.

The firstborn of the king he opted for a two-piece consisting of a blazer with a lapel collar, pronounced shoulder pads and a slight pleat at the waist, which he combined with elegant trousers with a flared finish (one of the trends of the season) in the fuchsia color by Laura Bernal that combined with a black blouse. She added some undercut rooms in tone to this styling pacifier with heel and a dark Hugo Boss bag loaned to her by her mother, Queen Letizia. Though that wasn’t all, because there was one detail that didn’t go unnoticed, of course, since Leonor’s smile was also the most commented on.

Since she laughed the most, she showed off some of her aesthetic touch-up by wearing aesthetic braces. “From the photo, they look like porcelain, but it could be sapphire,” Paula Lammers, an orthodontist at the Ardila Clinic, told the magazine. Week. “They perform a rescue of the canines using what appears to be a passive technique,” he adds. “The upper right canine seems to erupt on its own, but the left one has traction distal,” he continues. According to orthodontic expert Leonor a “rescue of ingested or retained canines”.

“They have put lifelong aesthetic orthodontics, very well placed, using a technique called sequential orthodontics. What they do is that the canines, which are in mesial position, are very close to the lateral incisors. To protect these teeth, the canines are first placed distally in the right place. And if the canines are already in place and the roots of the lateral incisors are no longer in danger, we can continue with the normal sequence of brackets,” he clarifies. “It’s hard to know, I can’t determine because I don’t know whether it will only cost orthodontics up or down. If it were also complete orthodontics, I estimate that there are still about 12 to 18 months left … although orthodontists never say exactly how long a treatment can last,” he concludes about the treatment that the future Queen of Spain is carrying out.

Now the countdown begins so that all the spotlight will fall on Princess Leonor, as this Friday she will star in the delivery of the Princess of Asturias Awards, an appointment in which he will also give a speech a few minutes before his father, Felipe VI. The acts on the occasion of the well-known awards stretch out this weekend. In fact, next Saturday, October 29, the Exemplary City 2022 Prize will be awarded, at which the heiress will also say a word. After this short but intense visit to Spain, the Princess returns to Wales until the Christmas holidays begin, when she meets the royal family again.