Maxilla moved forward using braces? (photo)

I'm so sorry that you are not happy with the results of your bicuspid extraction orthodontics; I hear a similar story all the time. I hope you will worn anyone who is contemplating bicuspid extraction orthodontics to get multiple second opinions. RARELY is bicuspid extractions the best treatment. You ask a VERY good question and you are definitely on the right track to fix the things you are unhappy about with your treatment. However, the best way to move your upper front teeth back into a more natural and attractive position is better done with a removable appliance than with braces. In fact, you can use the same removable appliance (that looks and feels much like a typical orthodontic retainer) to expand (or better said, develop the palate) AND move the pre-maxilla forward. After you develop the maxilla and move the upper front teeth back to their more natural position you can then move the lower jaw (mandible) forward, non-surgically, using a removable appliance in order to resolve the overjet. Developing the upper jaw and moving the lower jaw forward would have been the best treatment originally to eliminate the overjet. This would have given you a beautiful broad smile, improved profile, better lip support, healthier TMJ, healthier airway, and more tongue space.It's never too late to do it the right way.Good luck!