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Facial abnormality
My right jaw is a bit outward when compared to left side...my face looks uneven when viewed from front..what has to be done to have even face??..please help!!
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Any gross irregularity percieved by you shud be confirmed by a dentist who will then be able to classify it as skeletal or otherwise. A good face to face interaction wud point up even a cause for it.
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We will have to check if it's a dental teeth position issue or skeletal isdue due to your jaw position.
Please visit a dentist to get more clarity and appropriate treatment
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Causes for asymmetry are due to
1. Dental or
2. Skeletal
Treatment of either is different. If the asymmetry is due to dental braces it gets corrected, if it is a skeletal asymmetry surgery is the option.
Visit a dentist to identify the cause and treatment options for correction.
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