DoctorLooksmax
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For example - surely you would not call someone with a skeletal overbite of 3mm deformed. However a skeletal overbite of 1cm would be classed as deformity by many on the forum
Nor someone with slightly excessive gum show or maybe only 75% incisor show as being deformed. However people within minimal incisor show as classed as SFS deformity and also horse faces with tons of gum show opposite end of the spectrum
Is there a place we draw the line between deformity and just non-ideal jaw development (which most people have anyway).
I’m curious as to how surgeons actualy classify people as maxillary hypoplasia, SFS etc. are there actualy metrics for these things? Or an individual surgeons discretion
Nor someone with slightly excessive gum show or maybe only 75% incisor show as being deformed. However people within minimal incisor show as classed as SFS deformity and also horse faces with tons of gum show opposite end of the spectrum
Is there a place we draw the line between deformity and just non-ideal jaw development (which most people have anyway).
I’m curious as to how surgeons actualy classify people as maxillary hypoplasia, SFS etc. are there actualy metrics for these things? Or an individual surgeons discretion