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Can I do sekletal expansion my lower jaw age 17???is it possible to do it???mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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You need to first get a series of X-rays and then decide about the nature and kind of surgery that will be required for you. Based on your symptoms, it can be decided on weather to go for a skeletal expansion or only dental expansion.
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You need to consult an orthognathic surgeon or oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Our clinic can help you with the same.
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It’s a optimal age to do a surgery only after xrays and consultation.
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Yes it’s possible. Go for opg xray
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It’s peak time get it done as soon as possible.
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Yes it is possible. But i would suggest you to not delay it for very long as your age will soon become inappropriate for expansion
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visit your orthodontist
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Visit an orthodontist for further help... Yes it is possible after proper diagnosis and treatment
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You need to get OPG and Lateral cephalometric radiographs done and have a combined consultation of maxillofacial surgeon and orthodontist. You can get a fair idea about deficiency of your lower jaw and modes of treatment as well.
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Yes it is possible ,pls seek advice from a orthodontist
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