Question 1

I'm a 25-year-old guy with an overbite and class 2 malocclusion is jaw surgery the only option for fixing this or are there safer alternatives? I'm a bit worried about the risks of surgery and wondering if braces or other treatments could work instead

Accepted Answer

While jaw surgery can be an option for correcting severe overbites and Class II malocclusion, it's not always the only solution. Braces and other orthodontic treatments can often be effective for milder cases, and in some situations, a combination of orthodontics and functional appliances (like headgear) might be used

Question 2

I'm a 29-year-old woman with protruding upper front teeth that I want to straighten and align with my lower teeth before my wedding next year. I'd prefer not to wear braces is surgery an option for fixing this? If so, what would the cost be and what risks should I consider? How noticeable would the results be after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

for P/E dental specialist opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 3

I've had gaps between my teeth since birth and they look really noticeable when I laugh. It makes me self-conscious. Are there any treatments or surgeries that can fix these gaps?

Accepted Answer

Dentist opinion is advised .

Is it possible to fix a class 3 underbite with just braces at 25 years old without surgery in India? I've heard mixed opinions and want to know if braces alone can work for adults like me

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I'm a 25-year-old guy with an overbite and class 2 malocclusion is jaw surgery the only option for fixing this or are there safer alternatives? I'm a bit worried about the risks of surgery and wondering if braces or other treatments could work instead

I've had gaps between my teeth since birth and they look really noticeable when I laugh. It makes me self-conscious. Are there any treatments or surgeries that can fix these gaps?