Can I get a bimax with class 1 bite?

[Morphеus]

I have a perfect bite, but both my maxilla and mandible are receded - not by much but recessed in Frankfort plane and have nasiolabial folds.
My orthodontist says that decompensation will take 2 or more years with potential health risks to tmj and breathing as they will have to artificially create a class 2 bite and possibly worsen my recession in that time.

I don't want to wait that long.

Is there a way to move and rotate both the mandible and maxilla in such a way so the bite remains unchanged?

 

[adam_ross2549]

yeah just make sure the maxilla and mandible move the same amount

 

[Deleted member 26824]

rotation will depend on occlusal plane

 

[Morphеus]

yeah just make sure the maxilla and mandible move the same amount

That’s what I thought, thanks.

 

[Deleted member 42956]

yes of course

 

[Clavicular]

If your blackpilled enough

 

[BimaxLaser]

If your blackpilled enough

You're

 

[BlackpillRemedy]

I have a perfect bite, but both my maxilla and mandible are receded - not by much but recessed in Frankfort plane and have nasiolabial folds.
My orthodontist says that decompensation will take 2 or more years with potential health risks to tmj and breathing as they will have to artificially create a class 2 bite and possibly worsen my recession in that time.

I don't want to wait that long.

Is there a way to move and rotate both the mandible and maxilla in such a way so the bite remains unchanged?

if they have to create a class 2 bite your skeletal bite is not class 1, it's class 2! YOUR BONES ARE CLASS 2

 

[xevuxia]

I have a perfect bite, but both my maxilla and mandible are receded - not by much but recessed in Frankfort plane and have nasiolabial folds.
My orthodontist says that decompensation will take 2 or more years with potential health risks to tmj and breathing as they will have to artificially create a class 2 bite and possibly worsen my recession in that time.

I don't want to wait that long.

Is there a way to move and rotate both the mandible and maxilla in such a way so the bite remains unchanged?

Tbh i dont understand a thing that you said