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Is a 2nd revision necessary?

Calm127953May 5, 2024
I had double jaw surgery initially to fix asymmetry but I had a complication and my joints moved causing open bite. Because I had bad communication from original surgeon, I opted for a different surgeon and was promised a lot of things but there's still an open bite and just keep being assured Invisalign suppose to correct the remaining gap. Is this normal? I did not have open bite to begin with so I'm shocked it wasn't corrected.

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