What class is a maxilla that doesn’t cause problems but still is recessed

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What class an how to fix, not just for me but for everyone who wants to know

 

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What class an how to fix, not just for me but for everyone who wants to know

Bump

 

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You should Marlon max

 

[liberiangrimreaper]

No such thing

 

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No such thing

Yea such thing, I have it

 

[liberiangrimreaper]

Yea such thing, I have it

Nope. You have a recessed upper maxilla (AKA infraorbitals) but a properly developed lower jaw/maxilla, which is why your face is sunken at the top and “ideal” at the bottom.

 

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Yea such thing, I have it

Nope. You have a recessed upper maxilla (AKA infraorbitals) but a properly developed lower jaw/maxilla, which is why your face is sunken at the top and “ideal” at the bottom.

 

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Nope. You have a recessed upper maxilla (AKA infraorbitals) but a properly developed lower jaw/maxilla, which is why your face is sunken at the top and “ideal” at the bottom.

Is it super noticeable from the front? All I really care for is good eye area cheekbones and jaw

 

[liberiangrimreaper]

Mistake on my part, point still stands. Your upper maxilla alongside your infraorbitals are noticeably flat.

Is it super noticeable from the front? All I really care for is good eye area cheekbones and jaw

To a normal person maybe not, I could tell by the flatness of your zygomatic bones and sunken look around the nasofolds


Red line roughly shows what your maxilla would look like if properly developed, yellow lines roughly show the flatness of your maxilla and the “overjet” of the lower jaw

Just my take, believe it if you want

 

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Mistake on my part, point still stands. Your upper maxilla alongside your infraorbitals are noticeably flat.

To a normal person maybe not, I could tell by the flatness of your zygomatic bones and sunken look around the nasofolds

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Red line roughly shows what your maxilla would look like if properly developed, yellow lines roughly show the flatness of your maxilla and the “overjet” of the lower jaw

Just my take, believe it if you want

Ahhh these r the analysis I look for thank u