Would I be a candidate for jaw surgery? (Photo)
my bite is fine, but I appear to have an overjet
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my bite is fine, but I appear to have an overjet
Yes. It seems as though both your upper and lower jaw have grown too far forward, creating too much projection. You appear to be a good candidate for jaw surgery. How is your bite? Do your teeth align correctly? Have you had orthodontics before? There are many pieces that go into planning jaw...
+1 answersYes you can have double jaw surgery after camouflage treatments. However, it will be more complicated and movements may be limited. It all depends on your bite and where your jaws are placed. Without photos or imaging (xrays) it is hard to give you a better answer. We would be happy to set up a...
+1 answersYou appear to be a candidate for jaw surgery. However, more often than not, jaw surgery requires both upper and lower jaws to be moved. Your lower jaw is quite recessed, and a large advancement usually means the top must also be moved as well to keep your bite aligned. Moving the upper jaw will...
+1 answersYou could be a candidate for jaw surgery. Do you snore, or have any sleep problems like sleep apnea? I would consider having a consultation with a maxilofacial surgeon before getting cosmetic surgery. Jaw surgery could improve your quality of life, while helping to attain your aesthetic goals....
+1 answersAlthough we do not have all the details of your history, in general, double jaw surgery will get you the best results. Especially when correcting an overbite, the upper jaw will most likely have to be moved regardless. The benefit of having both done is that the surgeon is able to plan every...
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