stopped rotting, got an appointment for bimax

[Deleted member 47699]

after coping around on this board for a year, I've called a German surgeon from a uni hospital and will just let out all the .org brainrot on him in a month.
Will also ask if infraorbital implants are possible.

Some other German dude on this board actually got malar implants, jaw angle implants & bimax for free,
I have a light sleep apnea result from the sleep lab and have a slight underbite / bimaxillary recession (even tho orthodontics camouflaged my shitty bite) so I'm praying that this is enough for insurance to pay for everything.

wish me luck

 

[Foreverbrad]

Then you get to rot for two years in braces IF your dental health is even enough to start braces… first-hand experience.

I got in touch with a surgeon last SEPTEMBER and I’m still not even in braces yet due to dental health.

 

[Deleted member 47699]

Then you get to rot for two years in braces IF your dental health is even enough to start braces… first-hand experience.

I got in touch with a surgeon last SEPTEMBER and I’m still not even in braces yet due to dental health.

The doc is prefering surgery first and even released medical papers about it, so I think he's based and I won't have to rot 2 years.

Sounds brutal tho, I wouldn't mind having braces. Just the fact that I'll be doing surgery 100% would be enough motivation.

 

[Foreverbrad]

The doc is prefering surgery first and even released medical papers about it, so I think he's based and I won't have to rot 2 years.

Sounds brutal tho, I wouldn't mind having braces. Just the fact that I'll be doing surgery 100% would be enough motivation.

If you go surgery first you’ll likely need braces for quite a while after unless your bite was already ideal. With bimax recession you may be in luck though.

 

[billymidnight]

Surgery SAVES LIVES

 

[Deleted member 47699]

If you go surgery first you’ll likely need braces for quite a while after unless your bite was already ideal. With bimax recession you may be in luck though.

With bite you mean the skeletal bite right? My jaw is equivalent to a 12 year olds jaw, but after 4 years of braces from 12-16 & 4 premolar extractions my dental bite is perfect.

 

[Foreverbrad]

With bite you mean the skeletal bite right? My jaw is equivalent to a 12 year olds jaw, but after 4 years of braces from 12-16 & 4 premolar extractions my dental bite is perfect.

Dental bite is important because the jaws must still fit together post-op. It’s basically a geometry problem and a reason why 3D planning is good.