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And maybe some pictures or examples.
Difference between someone who has a recessed chin and someone who has a recessed jaw?
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So basically just mandible length?chin
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Jaw
What if the guy in the above picture also would have gotten a bimax?
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A retracted chin is characterized by an indentation of the chin, which is the lower portion of the jaw bone. The recessed mandible refers to a posterior positioning of the mandible bone in relation to its ideal position. In other words, recessed jaw is a condition where the jaw is shorter than normal.
The position of the jaw and chin can directly affect dental occlusion, i.e. the way the upper and lower teeth fit together. A recessed jaw can cause an open bite, in which the upper teeth do not meet the lower teeth when the mouth is closed. Already retracted chin can lead to a crossbite or crowding of teeth.
The position of the chin in relation to the nasolabial line is just one of the factors that can influence the appearance of the face and the perception of facial harmony. Other factors, such as jaw width, chin projection, and teeth placement, can also play an important role in facial esthetics and oral health.
you have to see it in relation to the other ratios of your Lower and the size of your skull other ratios of the face in general, that's why it's idiotic for people to go out recommending Bimax here without an X-ray you don't know if it's recess or your ratios face and fat also impacts a lot.
