dingopump
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I'm currently decompensating my teeth into an underbite. Since the teeth have already shifted a lot, it's difficult to tell what my natural bite is right now:
1. I can push my lower jaw back which almost makes the occlusion normal.
2. I can put my tongue on the roof of my mouth and then bite, which creates an underbite.
3. When I make my neck fully straight (like having a wall behind my back), the underbite is even more pronounced.
Is there a way to knowing what my natural bite is right now? It's important to know for jaw surgery afterwards.
Thank you.
1. I can push my lower jaw back which almost makes the occlusion normal.
2. I can put my tongue on the roof of my mouth and then bite, which creates an underbite.
3. When I make my neck fully straight (like having a wall behind my back), the underbite is even more pronounced.
Is there a way to knowing what my natural bite is right now? It's important to know for jaw surgery afterwards.
Thank you.