Why people with obvious skeletal Class 2/3 have it easier in life. (HOT TAKE)

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Why people born with obvious skeletal CLASS 2 or CLASS 3 often have it easier than the average looking person?
( LOOKS & HEALTH WISE )

People diagnosed with clear class 2 or class 3 almost always qualify for coverage or reimbursement through their insurance or national healthcare system - whatever there is in their country, some still go private - doesn’t matter.
In the vast majority of cases, post op, they will end up with nearly perfect jaw proportions.


while:
Normal/average people - or those with mild class 2 or class 3 that were most likely previously camouflaged with braces often times end up looking like shit, just shit with asymmetries and jaws that are not fully aligned, very unpleasing.

+ breathing/airway aspect
"Obvious" class 2 or class 3 often end up with ideal airways after surgery, which improves breathing significantly.
Gives you an airway that the average person can only dream of.
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For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
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Meanwhile:
Person with a mild, camouflaged Class 2, who doesn’t medically need surgery, is unlikely to get funding or approval from 99% of surgeons.
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Thanks for reading.
 
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Why people born with obvious skeletal CLASS 2 or CLASS 3 often have it easier than the average looking person?
( LOOKS & HEALTH WISE )


People diagnosed with clear class 2 or class 3 almost always qualify for coverage or reimbursement through their insurance or national healthcare system - whatever there is in their country, some still go private - doesn’t matter.
In the vast majority of cases, post op, they will end up with nearly perfect jaw proportions.


while:
Normal/average people - or those with mild class 2 or class 3 that were most likely previously camouflaged with braces often times end up looking like shit, just shit with asymmetries and jaws that are not fully aligned, very unpleasing.

+ breathing/airway aspect
"Obvious" class 2 or class 3 often end up with ideal airways after surgery, which improves breathing significantly.
Gives you an airway that the average person can only dream of.
View attachment 4536053


For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
View attachment 4536030


Meanwhile:
Person with a mild, camouflaged Class 2, who doesn’t medically need surgery, is unlikely to get funding or approval from 99% of surgeons.
View attachment 4536047


Thanks for reading.
Real

Good theory
 
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Good theory, I mean it makes sense, initally the magnitude of change relative to their baseline is greater. Whereas those with mild or average discrepancies may appear lackluster, despite the same functional change. It all comes down to ROI, essentially.
 
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Why people born with obvious skeletal CLASS 2 or CLASS 3 often have it easier than the average looking person?
( LOOKS & HEALTH WISE )


People diagnosed with clear class 2 or class 3 almost always qualify for coverage or reimbursement through their insurance or national healthcare system - whatever there is in their country, some still go private - doesn’t matter.
In the vast majority of cases, post op, they will end up with nearly perfect jaw proportions.


while:
Normal/average people - or those with mild class 2 or class 3 that were most likely previously camouflaged with braces often times end up looking like shit, just shit with asymmetries and jaws that are not fully aligned, very unpleasing.

+ breathing/airway aspect
"Obvious" class 2 or class 3 often end up with ideal airways after surgery, which improves breathing significantly.
Gives you an airway that the average person can only dream of.
View attachment 4536053


For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
View attachment 4536030


Meanwhile:
Person with a mild, camouflaged Class 2, who doesn’t medically need surgery, is unlikely to get funding or approval from 99% of surgeons.
View attachment 4536047


Thanks for reading.
Read every molecule
 
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Why people born with obvious skeletal CLASS 2 or CLASS 3 often have it easier than the average looking person?
( LOOKS & HEALTH WISE )


People diagnosed with clear class 2 or class 3 almost always qualify for coverage or reimbursement through their insurance or national healthcare system - whatever there is in their country, some still go private - doesn’t matter.
In the vast majority of cases, post op, they will end up with nearly perfect jaw proportions.


while:
Normal/average people - or those with mild class 2 or class 3 that were most likely previously camouflaged with braces often times end up looking like shit, just shit with asymmetries and jaws that are not fully aligned, very unpleasing.

+ breathing/airway aspect
"Obvious" class 2 or class 3 often end up with ideal airways after surgery, which improves breathing significantly.
Gives you an airway that the average person can only dream of.
View attachment 4536053


For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
View attachment 4536030


Meanwhile:
Person with a mild, camouflaged Class 2, who doesn’t medically need surgery, is unlikely to get funding or approval from 99% of surgeons.
View attachment 4536047


Thanks for reading.
Not over for me then :love:
 
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dnr i will read it later
 
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Why people born with obvious skeletal CLASS 2 or CLASS 3 often have it easier than the average looking person?
( LOOKS & HEALTH WISE )


People diagnosed with clear class 2 or class 3 almost always qualify for coverage or reimbursement through their insurance or national healthcare system - whatever there is in their country, some still go private - doesn’t matter.
In the vast majority of cases, post op, they will end up with nearly perfect jaw proportions.


while:
Normal/average people - or those with mild class 2 or class 3 that were most likely previously camouflaged with braces often times end up looking like shit, just shit with asymmetries and jaws that are not fully aligned, very unpleasing.

+ breathing/airway aspect
"Obvious" class 2 or class 3 often end up with ideal airways after surgery, which improves breathing significantly.
Gives you an airway that the average person can only dream of.
View attachment 4536053


For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
View attachment 4536030


Meanwhile:
Person with a mild, camouflaged Class 2, who doesn’t medically need surgery, is unlikely to get funding or approval from 99% of surgeons.
View attachment 4536047


Thanks for reading.
This is all for overbite/underbite?
 
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I have an overbite

When i tried to match my teeth my face gets longer(obviously) but i think it makes me look uglier ngl
 
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For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
View attachment 4536030
wth are ts photo, 11 teeth on the bottom side :forcedsmile::forcedsmile::forcedsmile:
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I do (class 3 + midline discrepancy) and still, I don’t get covered in Germany.
There’s even confirmed cartilage resorption in the TMJ.

You have to actually look deformed to receive coverage in Germany.
 
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Why people born with obvious skeletal CLASS 2 or CLASS 3 often have it easier than the average looking person?
( LOOKS & HEALTH WISE )


People diagnosed with clear class 2 or class 3 almost always qualify for coverage or reimbursement through their insurance or national healthcare system - whatever there is in their country, some still go private - doesn’t matter.
In the vast majority of cases, post op, they will end up with nearly perfect jaw proportions.


while:
Normal/average people - or those with mild class 2 or class 3 that were most likely previously camouflaged with braces often times end up looking like shit, just shit with asymmetries and jaws that are not fully aligned, very unpleasing.

+ breathing/airway aspect
"Obvious" class 2 or class 3 often end up with ideal airways after surgery, which improves breathing significantly.
Gives you an airway that the average person can only dream of.
View attachment 4536053


For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
View attachment 4536030


Meanwhile:
Person with a mild, camouflaged Class 2, who doesn’t medically need surgery, is unlikely to get funding or approval from 99% of surgeons.
View attachment 4536047


Thanks for reading.
True I have a skeletal class 2 not getting camouflage orthodontics I plan on getting covered djs in the future
 
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Why people born with obvious skeletal CLASS 2 or CLASS 3 often have it easier than the average looking person?
( LOOKS & HEALTH WISE )


People diagnosed with clear class 2 or class 3 almost always qualify for coverage or reimbursement through their insurance or national healthcare system - whatever there is in their country, some still go private - doesn’t matter.
In the vast majority of cases, post op, they will end up with nearly perfect jaw proportions.


while:
Normal/average people - or those with mild class 2 or class 3 that were most likely previously camouflaged with braces often times end up looking like shit, just shit with asymmetries and jaws that are not fully aligned, very unpleasing.

+ breathing/airway aspect
"Obvious" class 2 or class 3 often end up with ideal airways after surgery, which improves breathing significantly.
Gives you an airway that the average person can only dream of.
View attachment 4536053


For example:
This person with a textbook class 3 and an exceptionally wide airway (probably around 3 times larger than average), could undergo DJS with significant maxillary movement and end up mogging while still preserving their airway size.
View attachment 4536030


Meanwhile:
Person with a mild, camouflaged Class 2, who doesn’t medically need surgery, is unlikely to get funding or approval from 99% of surgeons.
View attachment 4536047


Thanks for reading.
Too bad my religion prohibits insurance
 
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