The teeth are y overlapping. Maxillary protrusion and mandibular retraction. I don't do orthodontics can't I teeth are quite neat directly do orthodontics how?

How is it that they are still in good shape. This so-called neatness is in your eyes. It may not be the kind of thing that can be categorized as not needing orthodontics in the eyes of a doctor.

With orthognathic surgery, orthodontics is generally required before surgery.

Some doctors say that they don't need to perform orthodontic surgery beforehand, but can perform orthodontic surgery afterward, which is better than traditional orthodontic surgery... Credible

Korean orthodontics is to steal the concept, this similar surgery as early as one or two decades ago, they are direct surgery, postoperative orthodontics. Usually patients who do this will have a procedure that takes longer than one after already pre-operative orthodontics, and post-operative orthodontics takes longer than traditional surgery, not credible.

Deep overlay of teeth. Maxillary protrusion mandibular retraction. Jaw deformities indicate that there is definitely a problem with the bite. Preoperative orthodontics is to remove dental compensation, exclude surgical jaw movement of the stem around the preparation for orthognathic surgery, to be very necessary.

Preoperative orthodontics is not required for some patients in traditional surgery, but of course it is a very small part of the process. It is recommended that you take the advice of your orthognathic surgeon at the dental hospital.

Orthognathic surgery is a procedure that can only be done when you are an adult. You are now 17 years old, just one year after the surgery, and you will be 18 years old when you can have the surgery. If you are a high school student now, you can wait until you go to college. You'll have a normal jaw before you graduate.

I also have some information about the surgery here

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