Confused on braces vs surgery

[hungrythanos414]

First of all, I went to a ortha and they recommended braces for my overbite. The thing is I fell into this trap. Now they put the top braces only and are "bringing back my teeth", to fix the "overbite" but its just making me look recessed. If my maxilla( upper jaw ) is fine...why are u playing around with the teeth? i have only had it on for 3 months which isnt that brutal but I would like to know if I can reverse these effects. The clear answer would be to do lower jaw surgery to bring the mandible forward by millimeters..but ofc they dont want to recommend me to a surgeon bc they only care about my money. Recessed ricecel foid designed my braces too JFL..shes lucky I dont slay her life with all my built up incel rage. Anyways, I would love for some advice. Should i let it play out and if I dont like the result I get surgery or do I immediately ask for it to be taken out and relapsed to its original place? Also my palate is kind of narrow but when I brought up a palate expander she said no ur too old even though i am 18 LOL. Are mse and palate expanders different bc on google it says you can still get one 18+. Idk i am tiered of these bluepilled normies. The facial aesthetics industry should all be run by high iq bpers not fucking dirty ethnics trying to scam everyone.

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[diditeverbegin]

You're acting like you won't be paying probably 5x to 10x the cost for surgery.
Anyway, did they tell you that you have jaw discrepancies?

 

[hungrythanos414]

You're acting like you won't be paying probably 5x to 10x the cost for surgery.
Anyway, did they tell you that you have jaw discrepancies?

Honestly brother it doesn't matter man. The RESULT is all that matters and obviously I dont want to half ass. Thanks for replying though but wdym by jaw discrepancies? I can for sure say my mandible is kinda recessed meaning moving it mm's forward would definitely help more than RECESSING my already well developed maxilla (appearance wise bc they are bringing the teeth back ).

 

[diditeverbegin]

Honestly brother it doesn't matter man. The RESULT is all that matters and obviously I dont want to half ass. Thanks for replying though but wdym by jaw discrepancies? I can for sure say my mandible is kinda recessed meaning moving it mm's forward would definitely help more than RECESSING my already well developed maxilla (appearance wise bc they are bringing the teeth back ).

Well you need to know if the actual bone is misaligned to know if surgery is needed to fix the bite. They might be bringing the teeth back because you had a tongue thrust, for example.

 

[hungrythanos414]

Well you need to know if the actual bone is misaligned to know if surgery is needed to fix the bite. They might be bringing the teeth back because you had a tongue thrust, for example.

Ok. I don't know man. They said they are bringing it back only due to it being too developed compared to the lower jaws teeth. I dont see how this is a better approach compared to getting surgery for the mandible to bring it a couple mm's forward. I think they just want my money instead of sending me off to a surgeon JFL. Brutal I fell for this. I can stop this treatment in my next appointment though correct? Like i can take it off and it will return to its original position or am I fucked?

 

[diditeverbegin]

Ok. I don't know man. They said they are bringing it back only due to it being too developed compared to the lower jaws teeth. I dont see how this is a better approach compared to getting surgery for the mandible to bring it a couple mm's forward. I think they just want my money instead of sending me off to a surgeon JFL. Brutal I fell for this. I can stop this treatment in my next appointment though correct? Like i can take it off and it will return to its original position or am I fucked?

Yea the teeth will go back if you get rid of the braces. I wouldn't do it until you are extremely sure about it.

 

[FrenchareMedCucks]

Braces don't recess you if you don't do extractions it only moves alveolar bone