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Lower jaw seem to be not well developed
Hello. I was told by a dentist when I was young that my lower jaw is not well developed and he had suggested a surgery to move the lower jaw forward. I refused it due to fear and now wondering if there is any non invasive surgery way to correct this issue.
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The non invasive surgery can be suggested only after examining your jaw properly..Visit a dentist and get the best treatment alternative possible without any fear of surgery..
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Unfortunately it is called as skeletal malocclusion and it cannot be corrected without surgery.
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visit ur nearby Orthodontist.
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Dr. Nishanth Shetty
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
It Can be done using powerscope or forsus..we can also do it by camoflage treatment
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visit or contact us at imex care bangalore
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visit orthodontist only
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