Bimax - I may need it but it seems too brutal

[IntelligentCel]

It appears I need a bimax surgery, because I have down growth. I have watches some bimax videos, I to me, it seems mega brutal and bloody. It's really scary, especially when they literally separate the teeth and jaws from the body.

I saw such implants were placed:

I want to know, do these implants remain for life, or are they removed later? Is everything removed or do they put things that have to remain for life?

It's so fucking depressing... I wish I was never born. Literally.

 

[14yearoldpslmogger]

you can do it yourself you know

 

[IntelligentCel]

you can do it yourself you know

Yeah, man, sure...

And how exactly can I do a bimax surgery by myself?

 

[14yearoldpslmogger]

Yeah, man, sure...

And how exactly can I do a bimax surgery by myself?

just take knife and cut your jaw bro like this is common knowledge

 

[IntelligentCel]

just take knife and cut your jaw bro like this is common knowledge

Without anaesthesia?

 

[14yearoldpslmogger]

tho jokes aside bimax is def worth it g

 

[14yearoldpslmogger]

Without anaesthesia?

optional but more pain more gain bro

 

[rgl666]

they remain for life. if i remember correctly my surgeon said they can be removed later if wanted. but nobody does, whos gonna be so retarded to ask for that.

 

[HerpDerpson]

Most of my teeth have multiple cavities, an orthodontist would probably be unable to put braces on them. Even if the outside is polished worth new fillings, they'd probably crumble under pressure.

 

[1Dekuu]

no pain no gain

 

[SubhumanForever]

Dude, JUST FUCKING LAUGHING if you think ascending is "too brutal". If you think it's brutal then just end youself or enjoy being @SubhumanForever

 

[Deleted member 72684]

It appears I need a bimax surgery, because I have down growth. I have watches some bimax videos, I to me, it seems mega brutal and bloody. It's really scary, especially when they literally separate the teeth and jaws from the body.

I saw such implants were placed:

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I want to know, do these implants remain for life, or are they removed later? Is everything removed or do they put things that have to remain for life?

It's so fucking depressing... I wish I was never born. Literally.

It's worth it

 

[longjohnmong]

you're asleep for that part

 

[normie_joe]

It appears I need a bimax surgery, because I have down growth. I have watches some bimax videos, I to me, it seems mega brutal and bloody. It's really scary, especially when they literally separate the teeth and jaws from the body.

I saw such implants were placed:

View attachment 3062916

I want to know, do these implants remain for life, or are they removed later? Is everything removed or do they put things that have to remain for life?

It's so fucking depressing... I wish I was never born. Literally.

Those are not implants, those are titanium plates and screws. Titanium doesn't cause reactions with your body.

You can take those out if you'd like after you have healed, but no functional difference.

 

[normie_joe]

Most of my teeth have multiple cavities, an orthodontist would probably be unable to put braces on them. Even if the outside is polished worth new fillings, they'd probably crumble under pressure.

Will invisalign work?

 

[HerpDerpson]

Will invisalign work?

What does Invisalign has to do with this? It gets attached to your teeth like braces, just not as visible, no?

 

[normie_joe]

What does Invisalign has to do with this? It gets attached to your teeth like braces, just not as visible, no?

Invisalign and braces move teeth but in different ways.

They put attachments on some teeth and you wear your aligner. The force is more gradual as opposed to braces where there's a ton of pressure after each adjustment.

I have no clue if that's viable; I'm asking if you've talked about invisalign being an alternative for your case.

 

[HerpDerpson]

Invisalign and braces move teeth but in different ways.

They put attachments on some teeth and you wear your aligner. The force is more gradual as opposed to braces where there's a ton of pressure after each adjustment.

I have no clue if that's viable; I'm asking if you've talked about invisalign being an alternative for your case.

I see. I guess I can ask then.

 

[bululu_87]

It appears I need a bimax surgery, because I have down growth. I have watches some bimax videos, I to me, it seems mega brutal and bloody. It's really scary, especially when they literally separate the teeth and jaws from the body.

I saw such implants were placed:

View attachment 3062916

I want to know, do these implants remain for life, or are they removed later? Is everything removed or do they put things that have to remain for life?

It's so fucking depressing... I wish I was never born. Literally.

It's worth it for sure
Don't worry You will eat and chew completely normal after recovery it's 2024 not the 18th century