Asked By:Cheerful357718 in Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, Mexico
I have a Crossbite due to early loss of many baby teeth when I was 9 yrs old, my final teeth erupted at 12 yrs old, the spaces were not kept, so now I have a cross bite. What appliances could help me? I don’t think my Crossbite is skeletal, that’s why I told the story of how it started, I had good oral posture and an excellent bite prior to losing so many baby teeth.
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Answer: Crobite is aResult Of Underdeveloped Maxilla. DNA Can Grow Maxilla in Adults
This is an excellent question. First of all, the DNA appliance may or may not cause your lower jaw to move forward. The mRNA appliance, which is an upper DNA with a lower DNA used in tandem to reposition a lower jaw forward, will definitely move your jaw forward and MIGHT make your chin look too...
Typically the issue is an underdeveloped maxilla and a "V" shape to the arch. Expansion turns the "V" shaped maxilla into a wide "U" shaped maxilla.
It also increases room for the tongue and enlarges the airway which is good for health reasons.
The worst approach in my opinion is to do...
I am not sure why third molar extraction is necessary. In my office, I would ONLY remove erupted third molars to treat TMD if the removable appliance we use could not be made to accomodate the third molars. This does happen, but it is rare. You already had four teeth amputated unnessesarily, to...