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Protruded mouth and a weak chin! Any suggestions? (photos)

kleinerspatzSep 24, 2015
Hello doctors, What is the best solution for a protruded mouth and a weak chin? I had braces before and now on my invisalign tray 11. My bite is so much better now, but I do not think my invisalign will help with the protrusion. I honestly do not want a surgery but if that is the only option to improve the protrusion-why not?

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Dr. Brad Jennings, DDS, MDS
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Answered on Sep 27, 2015
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Dr. Kenneth A. Barton, DDS
Orthodontist
Answered on Oct 20, 2015
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