just tell them you dont like your overbite and it should be corrected? is that not a simple ask?
repped and solution boyo
say it impairs your breathing, thats how you get it covered under insurance
LOW EFFORTTTT I NEED SOLUTION NIGGA
I only jut school and social shit it destroys jaw long term, I’ve been doing it since 2022
you deserve this, you are loved. you are cared for
HE WOULD NEED DJS IF ITS BAD ENOUGH AND LESS ADVANCMENT ON THE UPPER JAW SINCE HIS LOWER JAW (MANDIBLE IS RECESSED) IS IT ? @fuckimuglyshjt
really?
His response was weak nigggggaAAAAAAAAI wish I could rep you both
it’s like pushed back but im scared if they bring my jaw forward it will ruin my gonial cause mine is 125 naturally
your bone can come out of socket, grind and just bad
it wont change much, even not any at all. BSSO has a cut split in the middle of the mandible so its advancement starts halfway in the middle of the mandible then screws to hold; it wont change who told u thaty
thought because it would bring my jaw forward rep me now
The answer wasn't weak; it was simple and straightforward. It did exactly what an answer is supposed to do: address the question clearly without adding unnecessary filler or overcomplicating the point. There's a difference between being concise and being weak, and people often confuse the two. A response doesn't become stronger just because it's longer or uses more complicated wording. If the main idea is communicated accurately and effectively, then the answer has already accomplished its purpose. Not every situation calls for an essay, and adding extra sentences that don't contribute anything meaningful only makes the response less efficient. A straightforward answer shows confidence because it focuses on what's relevant instead of trying to impress people with excessive detail. If someone wanted a more in-depth explanation, they could have asked for one, but criticizing an answer simply because it wasn't lengthy ignores whether it actually answered the question. The quality of a response should be judged by its clarity, accuracy, and effectiveness, not by its word count. In this case, the answer was direct, easy to understand, and got the point across without wasting time, which makes it practical rather than weak. Being able to explain something simply is often a sign of understanding, because it means the idea can be communicated without relying on unnecessary complexity. Calling that "weak" overlooks the fact that effective communication is about making your point clearly, not seeing who can write the longest response.
matters where the cut is
Yes, but I don't know how severe your case is. Ortho never basically recommends DJS to bring the lower jaw forward; they all just extract and then make your smile nice. This is called camouflage orthotics. they never fixed the underlying issue; they just improvised and compensated by making your upper jaw (maxilla) recessed - to match the mandible
, good luck on your orthodontics
