Bimax and Wisdom teeth removal, contradictory?

[jabr]

the bimax advances the mandible and maxilla in order to fix recession and lack of definition for some people.
removing your wisdom teeth on the othr hand, descends your jaw area by removing essential pillars for your mandible.
And most surgeons remove them before performing the surgery.
Thoughts?

 

[Erdafritnib]

My friend @Sensitive Young Boy went through this process and now he's subhuman for life

 

[jabr]

My friend @Sensitive Young Boy went through this process and now he's subhuman for life

bimax + removal or just wisdom teeth removal

 

[Erdafritnib]

bimax + removal or just wisdom teeth removal

@Sensitive Young Boy tell her

 

[jabr]

@Sensitive Young Boy tell her

her? I'm a guy

 

[Erdafritnib]

her? I'm a guy

My apologies

 

[jabr]

My apologies

what happened to your friend, can you explain in detail please?

 

[Erdafritnib]

what happened to your friend, can you explain in detail please?

Soon bae

 

[jabr]

Soon bae

take your time

 

[narceye]

The descension you get from wisdom teeth removal is so miniscule compared to the ascension you gain from bimax so it doesn't matter

 

[jabr]

The descension you get from wisdom teeth removal is so miniscule compared to the ascension you gain from bimax so it doesn't matter

but will it be though, your ramus will be really affected by it, if you have a ramus in the optimal position it risks clockwise rotation, which would be very significant

 

[geenk worg]

but will it be though, your ramus will be really affected by it, if you have a ramus in the optimal position it risks clockwise rotation, which would be very significant

No. It doesn't do anything.

 

[jabr]

No. It doesn't do anything.

I have literally seen people descend from removing their wisdom teeth, its like their jaw angles disappear

 

[narceye]

I have literally seen people descend from removing their wisdom teeth, its like their jaw angles disappear

Maybe it could have an affect on younger developing people, but you are talking about getting them removed before a bimax. Most bimax patients are 20+, their jaw is already set in stone. It won't have this sort of change you are describing.

 

[jabr]

Maybe it could have an affect on younger developing people, but you are talking about getting them removed before a bimax. Most bimax patients are 20+, their jaw is already set in stone. It won't have this sort of change you are describing.

Maybe so, I am considering a bimax + genio or a bsso+ genio. I will see if my surgeon can operate without removing the wisdom teeth, if not, I will highly consider genioplasty alone

 

[narceye]

Maybe so, I am considering a bimax + genio or a bsso+ genio. I will see if my surgeon can operate without removing the wisdom teeth, if not, I will highly consider genioplasty alone

I think you are a little too hung up on this wisdom teeth thing. Don't make the decision based if they have to remove your wisdom teeth or not. I myself am probably getting 2 regular teeth pulled to allow for a smoother and bigger decomp which then allows for bigger movements during the bimax jfl.

 

[jabr]

I think you are a little too hung up on this wisdom teeth thing. Don't make the decision based if they have to remove your wisdom teeth or not. I myself am probably getting 2 regular teeth pulled to allow for a smoother and bigger decomp which then allows for bigger movements during the bimax jfl.

you have to be hung up on the wisdom teeth if you care about optimal health aswell, whatever the case i don't even know if i have to get them removed or not, we shall see