@ArvidGustavsson can tell you about it
"Please tell me about the evolutionary biology and orthodontic knowledge about a certain bite instead of telling me how to improveBro! this isn't knowledgeable
I'd rather feel like I'm doing something productive "
okay. 1. your jutting cope only works if your maxilla is not fucked which mine is. 2. your jutting cope will bring about even more issues. a deep bite is more than an aesthetic flaw, its a health issue. its a deformaty."Please tell me about the evolutionary biology and orthodontic knowledge about a certain bite instead of telling me how to improve
"Its a health issue"
lost cause..."Its a health issue"
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if I'm reading that right then you have an overjet
Front teeth don't protrude and look normal which is lucky bcuz it means my smile isn't fucked. My bottom teeth are the ones behind and the middle front is taller than the sides which is why its almost fully hidden if i close my teeth and open mouth.
it's a very severe overbite caused by skeletal discrepancy between lower third and maxilla (recession)
this is exactly what I'm saying
or this?
deep bite is the same as overbite aka excess vertical overlap between upper and lower front teeth. overjet is excess horizontal overlap.So nobody knowledgeable will comment on this?
In a deep bite the molars are intruded. It has further consequences: a smaller gonial angle for instance. In my case the angle is 130 because I also mouthbreathed. Furthermore I believe it causes an "underdeveloped" mandible. Now even sure what that means thus this question.
tldr bimax or ldar until the end of days
how does bimax fix it?
if your teeth are fucked to this degree then your jaws are fucked too
Yes my side profile is as cucked as my front profile. My maxilla is notably retruded and downswung (especially downswung because of past ortho work). Bimax would benefit me although I dont like bimax for reasons. My question though is how it fixes a deep bite. No offense but I dont think you know in detail what a deep bite is. I think we know perhaps the same amount about it.
why do you not want bimax, ascend or die mirin
you'd still need orthodontics with it obv
dont think he got the right treatment his lower jaw still looks weak, and he is recessed.Pics are not working I'll just link the article, probs not relevent as he was a teenager.
Treatment of Class II Division 2 Malocclusion Using the Forsus Fatigue Resistance Device and 5-Year Follow-Up
This case report presents the treatment of a 14-year-and-8-month-old boy with Class II division 2 mandibular retrusion, severe deep bite, and concave profile. The Forsus fatigue resistance device (FRD) was effective in correcting both skeletal and dental parameters. At 5-year posttreatment...www.hindawi.com
Because if you "need bimax" you have a deformed *skull*. NOT just the lefort 1 area, not just the lefort 2 area or even the lefort 3 area! Its the whole skull. Furthermore, its not just about the position of the bones its about the shape and size of the bones. Wolfs law is the only true solution, but its hard, and near impossible for some so for those people there are only copes like bimax and implants as options...
that is because he did not want surgery
i have a huge overbite,
but over the year ive successfully been able to jut my jaw forward and i can comfortably form an underbite if i wanted to so i do the same thing. i have permanent retainers too makes it a lot easier. it will be all fixed when i fix my posterior overbite (which my ortho didnt care to fix)
Chris Evans would ascend with bimax
detaritation of teeth, usally not from brushing your teth for a long timer,etc. u van easily fix it with braces, contact a orthodontist
can u help me witht this
