What do you guys think of mandibular repositioning for treatment of skeletal mandible discrepencies?

[anemo]

everyone says its impossible to fix a deep bite/recessed lower jaw after development but this just simply isnt true. first way is through :
Neuromuscular Mandibular Repositioning. This approach uses diagnostic tracking (like TENS therapy) to find a relaxed, optimal position where your jaw muscles are under the least amount of strain ( https://symbiosisonlinepublishing.c...therapy/dentistry-oraldisorders-therapy28.php ). the process: A custom orthotic or splint is worn to train the lower jaw to permanently rest in a more forward and downward position. Once the ideal muscle tracking is established, the back teeth are built up using restorative dental work (crowns or overlays) or orthodontics to lock that new forward posture into place. The result: It successfully decompresses the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), opens the deep bite, and physically changes where your lower jaw sits when your mouth is closed.
2nd way
Functional & Proprioceptive Orthodontic Appliances
how it works: Systems like the Invisalign Mandibular Advancement (MA) system, Homeoblock, or Vivos CARE appliances use precision wings or active mechanics to guide the lower jaw forward when you bite down. long-term forward tracking forces a degree of remodeling in the condyle and glenoid fossa (the jaw joint socket), alongside dental movement. This stabilizes a forward-positioned jaw posture over time. Theres a few other ways but cba to list them. thought this was interesting. you org niggas said it was over for me but its not. (low effort thread just wanted to get this out there)

 

[anemo]

everyone says its impossible to fix a deep bite/recessed lower jaw after development but this just simply isnt true. first way is through :
Neuromuscular Mandibular Repositioning. This approach uses diagnostic tracking (like TENS therapy) to find a relaxed, optimal position where your jaw muscles are under the least amount of strain ( https://symbiosisonlinepublishing.c...therapy/dentistry-oraldisorders-therapy28.php ). the process: A custom orthotic or splint is worn to train the lower jaw to permanently rest in a more forward and downward position. Once the ideal muscle tracking is established, the back teeth are built up using restorative dental work (crowns or overlays) or orthodontics to lock that new forward posture into place. The result: It successfully decompresses the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), opens the deep bite, and physically changes where your lower jaw sits when your mouth is closed.
2nd way
Functional & Proprioceptive Orthodontic Appliances
how it works: Systems like the Invisalign Mandibular Advancement (MA) system, Homeoblock, or Vivos CARE appliances use precision wings or active mechanics to guide the lower jaw forward when you bite down. long-term forward tracking forces a degree of remodeling in the condyle and glenoid fossa (the jaw joint socket), alongside dental movement. This stabilizes a forward-positioned jaw posture over time. Theres a few other ways but cba to list them. thought this was interesting. you org niggas said it was over for me but its not

hopefuel for all you niggas with class 2s and recessed lower jaws like me

 

[anemo]

hopefuel for all you niggas with class 2s and recessed lower jaws like me

@simematic @lore thoughts?

 

[anemo]

@Foreverbrad thoughts

 

[anemo]

everyone says its impossible to fix a deep bite/recessed lower jaw after development but this just simply isnt true. first way is through :
Neuromuscular Mandibular Repositioning. This approach uses diagnostic tracking (like TENS therapy) to find a relaxed, optimal position where your jaw muscles are under the least amount of strain ( https://symbiosisonlinepublishing.c...therapy/dentistry-oraldisorders-therapy28.php ). the process: A custom orthotic or splint is worn to train the lower jaw to permanently rest in a more forward and downward position. Once the ideal muscle tracking is established, the back teeth are built up using restorative dental work (crowns or overlays) or orthodontics to lock that new forward posture into place. The result: It successfully decompresses the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), opens the deep bite, and physically changes where your lower jaw sits when your mouth is closed.
2nd way
Functional & Proprioceptive Orthodontic Appliances
how it works: Systems like the Invisalign Mandibular Advancement (MA) system, Homeoblock, or Vivos CARE appliances use precision wings or active mechanics to guide the lower jaw forward when you bite down. long-term forward tracking forces a degree of remodeling in the condyle and glenoid fossa (the jaw joint socket), alongside dental movement. This stabilizes a forward-positioned jaw posture over time. Theres a few other ways but cba to list them. thought this was interesting. you org niggas said it was over for me but its not

@sadlonelyincel

 

[simematic]

everyone says its impossible to fix a deep bite/recessed lower jaw after development but this just simply isnt true. first way is through :
Neuromuscular Mandibular Repositioning. This approach uses diagnostic tracking (like TENS therapy) to find a relaxed, optimal position where your jaw muscles are under the least amount of strain ( https://symbiosisonlinepublishing.c...therapy/dentistry-oraldisorders-therapy28.php ). the process: A custom orthotic or splint is worn to train the lower jaw to permanently rest in a more forward and downward position. Once the ideal muscle tracking is established, the back teeth are built up using restorative dental work (crowns or overlays) or orthodontics to lock that new forward posture into place. The result: It successfully decompresses the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), opens the deep bite, and physically changes where your lower jaw sits when your mouth is closed.
2nd way
Functional & Proprioceptive Orthodontic Appliances
how it works: Systems like the Invisalign Mandibular Advancement (MA) system, Homeoblock, or Vivos CARE appliances use precision wings or active mechanics to guide the lower jaw forward when you bite down. long-term forward tracking forces a degree of remodeling in the condyle and glenoid fossa (the jaw joint socket), alongside dental movement. This stabilizes a forward-positioned jaw posture over time. Theres a few other ways but cba to list them. thought this was interesting. you org niggas said it was over for me but its not. (low effort thread just wanted to get this out there)

im 14 is there hope for me

 

[anemo]

im 14 is there hope for me

idk i just turned 15 and they said its most likely to late esp cause im 6'2 but they are guessing, i will most likely end up forcing them ot give me herbst appliance