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Here is fragment of study where 22 years Old foid with class 3 and recession had treatment to move her maxilla forward.
This case report presents a 22-year-old girl with class III malocclusion due to maxillary deficiency. The patient was referred for presurgical orthodontics; however, she rejected the surgery. This case was treated by means of Tongue appliance and slow palatal expansion, followed by lower fixed appliance, reverse chin cup, and upper fixed appliance. Tongue appliance and slow palatal expansion were used at the beginning of the treatment. After 6 months, reverse chin cup and lower fixed appliance were added. Six months later reverse chin cup was removed and upper fixed appliance was mounted. Positive overbite and over jet were achieved after 24 months of active treatment. Nasolabial angle also showed improvement. Nonsurgical treatment of adult class III patients is a difficult procedure; however, this patient was treated nonsurgically.
All Expanders and puller were TOOTH borne
And treatment took 24 months.
You will say its fuckin long period of time and you Can get easy surgery
1. Some of you spend almost 250 days spaming here with shits, don't you think its a waste of your short life?
2.Surgery have high rate of relapse over time because of muscles memory only mewing can stop this, during non surgical treatment your muscles and tissues have time to adapt to new bone shape.
3. Surgeries which move whole maxilla are really hard to get, expensive and risk is quite high.
4.you can Also get surgery after orthodontic treatment, It won't work in opposite way
5. Slow changing bones make this much more natural than brutal osteotomy, all bones are connected to each other so you will fix more than Just one part.
And Here is a results of this treatment(idk how those drawing are called tell me please)
Chin forward--could be easy to achieve this with genio
More forward alveoral ringe Lefort 1
But actually the most important is that whole nose was moved forward and upwards- only Lefort 3 would achieve something like that and nobody will get L3
So if moving maxilla is possible is it possible to go from vertical to horizontally face
Honesty, i don't know, in theory Yes since due to stress bone remove some cells and add other cels to adapt, we only don't know which force should be used to stimulate correct bone remodelling.
We see that incisors drops 20mm and nose lenghten 10mm in vertical face.
To fix that you would need at lest 6-7 years of strong Bone borne Expander, pullers etc. No orthodontist would agree to do that Unless you have ortho in your family or are rich since money is the answer to most things.
This case report presents a 22-year-old girl with class III malocclusion due to maxillary deficiency. The patient was referred for presurgical orthodontics; however, she rejected the surgery. This case was treated by means of Tongue appliance and slow palatal expansion, followed by lower fixed appliance, reverse chin cup, and upper fixed appliance. Tongue appliance and slow palatal expansion were used at the beginning of the treatment. After 6 months, reverse chin cup and lower fixed appliance were added. Six months later reverse chin cup was removed and upper fixed appliance was mounted. Positive overbite and over jet were achieved after 24 months of active treatment. Nasolabial angle also showed improvement. Nonsurgical treatment of adult class III patients is a difficult procedure; however, this patient was treated nonsurgically.
All Expanders and puller were TOOTH borne
And treatment took 24 months.
You will say its fuckin long period of time and you Can get easy surgery
1. Some of you spend almost 250 days spaming here with shits, don't you think its a waste of your short life?
2.Surgery have high rate of relapse over time because of muscles memory only mewing can stop this, during non surgical treatment your muscles and tissues have time to adapt to new bone shape.
3. Surgeries which move whole maxilla are really hard to get, expensive and risk is quite high.
4.you can Also get surgery after orthodontic treatment, It won't work in opposite way
5. Slow changing bones make this much more natural than brutal osteotomy, all bones are connected to each other so you will fix more than Just one part.
And Here is a results of this treatment(idk how those drawing are called tell me please)
Chin forward--could be easy to achieve this with genio
More forward alveoral ringe Lefort 1
But actually the most important is that whole nose was moved forward and upwards- only Lefort 3 would achieve something like that and nobody will get L3
So if moving maxilla is possible is it possible to go from vertical to horizontally face
Honesty, i don't know, in theory Yes since due to stress bone remove some cells and add other cels to adapt, we only don't know which force should be used to stimulate correct bone remodelling.
We see that incisors drops 20mm and nose lenghten 10mm in vertical face.
To fix that you would need at lest 6-7 years of strong Bone borne Expander, pullers etc. No orthodontist would agree to do that Unless you have ortho in your family or are rich since money is the answer to most things.
