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Treating jaw disorder

2019-08-19 07:44:48
I am being treated for jaw disorder. After 2 year of my treatment I have observed, now 1)I can chew better 2)talk better 3)my  lower row of teeth moving backwards Etc..But even now my facial muscles are so tight that my facial shape is contracted and not normal, my teeth don't fit together properly etc. Is my condition improving? I always feel  worry about this? Please help....
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Consult your treating  dentist and  regular follow ups , alignment ,kaw corrections takes time .Don't worry.

Answered2019-08-20 11:18:28

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It definitely will improve. Donot panic. Regularly visit your dentist for follow-up and follow all the instructions correctly. Jaw correction is a time taking procedure. Trust your Dentist.

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