bimax candidate?

[kms2025]

I have a stupid fucking overbite when I’m resting my jaw

i can jut my jaw to get rid of it but then my molars don’t touch and I fucking look weird

so I’ve come to the conclusion I’m recessed and need bimax. could insurance cover it with this situation?

 

[champagnepapi]

Is your ramus really short or non existent? Considering your molars don't touch when you jut your jaw to line it all up, is your gonial angle quite steep?

Similar case to me, except I have no ramus on one side, a lot of asymmetry. I think I'd be a candidate so perhaps you be in similar territory to me

 

[kms2025]

Is your ramus really short or non existent? Considering your molars don't touch when you jut your jaw to line it all up, is your gonial angle quite steep?

Similar case to me, except I have no ramus on one side, a lot of asymmetry. I think I'd be a candidate so perhaps you be in similar territory to me

ofc why wouldn’t it be in a deformed 2 month prematurely born subhuman that should’ve been fucking aborted

my maxilla is also recessed and palate is asymmetric because Jew dentists fucked it up by giving me a palate expander that was put on wrong idk if that has anything to do with it though

 

[champagnepapi]

ofc why wouldn’t it be in a deformed 2 month prematurely born subhuman that should’ve been fucking aborted

my maxilla is also recessed and palate is asymmetric because Jew dentists fucked it up by giving me a palate expander that was put on wrong idk if that has anything to do with it though

insurance may listen if you can display or exaggerate some functional issues or pain/general inconveniences from it. As well as the unattractiveness but many are jailed by ethics and won't listen to that.

X-rays and scans are a good starting point