question about mse + fm

[PubertyMaxxer]

while the mse expands your maxilla the facemask moves the maxilla up and forward.
what is about the mandible though? doesnt the mandible get pushed back by the facemask ?
also will an ORTHODONTIST be able to do it or only jaw surgeons?
@CopeAndRope

 

[CopeAndRope]

while the mse expands your maxilla the facemask moves the maxilla up and forward.
what is about the mandible though? doesnt the mandible get pushed back by the facemask ?
also will an ORTHODONTIST be able to do it or only jaw surgeons?
@CopeAndRope

The lower jaw follows the maxilla's displacement. Those facemask that are placed on the chin are used to fix the overbite of the lower jaw by keeping it in place while the maxilla move forward.

You need a neck brace based facepuller that doesn't push on any point of the face.

Yes, an orthodontist can do it, but it depends on his set of beliefs.

Most old school orthos believe that after a certain age your sutures close and you can't affect them anymore. So they send you straight to the butcher, I mean the surgeon.

I personally don't reccomend a surgery for the maxilla. There's a high risk the result will be "off" or weird depending on the skill of the surgeon on cutting and stitching you back up.

I prefer a more natural way with facepuller, mse, etc..

 

[Deleted member 3202]

The lower jaw follows the maxilla's displacement. Those facemask that are placed on the chin are used to fix the overbite of the lower jaw by keeping it in place while the maxilla move forward.

You need a neck brace based facepuller that doesn't push on any point of the face.

Yes, an orthodontist can do it, but it depends on his set of beliefs.

Most old school orthos believe that after a certain age your sutures close and you can't affect them anymore. So they send you straight to the butcher, I mean the surgeon.

I personally don't reccomend a surgery for the maxilla. There's a high risk the result will be "off" or weird depending on the skill of the surgeon on cutting and stitching you back up.

I prefer a more natural way with facepuller, mse, etc..

What's MSE?

 

[Dogs]

You need to build a facemask that uses the neck as a counterbalance force rather than the forehead and chin.

The lower jaw follows the maxilla's displacement. Those facemask that are placed on the chin are used to fix the overbite of the lower jaw by keeping it in place while the maxilla move forward.

You need a neck brace based facepuller that doesn't push on any point of the face.

Yes, an orthodontist can do it, but it depends on his set of beliefs.

Most old school orthos believe that after a certain age your sutures close and you can't affect them anymore. So they send you straight to the butcher, I mean the surgeon.

I personally don't reccomend a surgery for the maxilla. There's a high risk the result will be "off" or weird depending on the skill of the surgeon on cutting and stitching you back up.

I prefer a more natural way with facepuller, mse, etc..

Are people going to the ortho for their mse where are they getting them?

 

[OOGABOOGA]

What's MSE?

Nibba do you even looksmax?
Mse
Akx
Xep
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Len
Lts
Aai
Rlo
Y n

 

[Deleted member 3202]

Nibba do you even looksmax?
Mse
Akx
Xep
ila
Len
Lts
Aai
Rlo
Y n

I'm still learning! :/

 

[OOGABOOGA]

I'm still learning! :/

Welcome homie, you’re gonna make it

 

[CopeAndRope]

What's MSE?

Maxillary Skeletal Expander.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Maxillary Skeletal Expander.

my ortho said, only the jaw surgeon can install my mse into my maxilla

 

[CopeAndRope]

my ortho said, only the jaw surgeon can install my mse into my maxilla

That's not true. You need someone that has installed 50 MSEs before you. and you can find a jaw surgeon that has never touched this type of appliance in his life. You don't want your face to be his first training session, right?