If your jaw is long and not in good shape you will need a surgery. If not i think it will be possible to fix that without surgery. But the best thing is to talk with your orthodontist
I was about a month away from jaw surgery(i have a class 3 underbite) until a new dr came approach me and said that i dont actually need the surgery.I trust her and ditch my surgery plan...its worth it😊😊
I'm in my last year in dental school in Canada. There are two types of Classes/categories when it comes to orthodontics: 1) dental classification and 2) the skeletal classification. This patient was only able to receive this type of treatment for his Class III malocclusion (a.k.a. underbite) because his skeletal bones are not Class III, it was much closer to a class I ("normal" profile). The issue is with the dental Class III, which means his teeth are in class III position. In other words, his bones are in the right place but his teeth were not. Therefore, it was just being able to move so many teeth in a non-traumatic way to bring the teeth back to where they should be. No doubt, a lot of complexity goes into this type of treatment. In cases like these, I would highly recommend treatment through an orthodontist as opposed to a general practitioner. The reality is that most people who have a Class III malocclusion tend to have the skeletal Class III type, and for that you will require oral surgery, there is no other way around it. I thought I would post this so that people are properly informed. Thanks.
Jason, what about the M.E.A.W. technique? Does this correct skeletal Class III malocclusions? Used in conjunction with reverse headgear, I thought that one could avoid orthognathic surgery? Please correct me if I am wrong.
Good point. Often, people are now try to not do surgery and opt out for M.E.A.U.W. or just stopping at braces. If it’s Class 3 with skeletal issues it’s best to get the surgery. I am getting the surgery.
1) Amazing work 2) Your ABO certification is truly admirable. 3) The key point in this case is the good profile to begin with, thereby making orthognathic surgery an absolute contra-indication
The key is the Distalization of whole mandibular dentition using buccal shelf screws, widening of Upper arch using broad wires , May be little bit of IPR in the lower anterior.
The use of elastics will be based on the molar relationship in every stage. Sometime, we went too far. That is why we changed to class II elastics. Thanks for pointing that out. I do not use Delaire. I trust miniscrews. It is easy to use and more comfortable for patients.
Dr Chang, this is an amazing case! Do you have any follow-up records of this patient? Also, would you think it would be possible to use removable aligners with buccal screws to correct Cl 3 cases? Thank you! Happy New year!
Hi ,Dr Chang.. Honda here. i am so nice to see this video in youtube. That give me a lot of memories. Thank you so much your amazing technique. I am more confident now and always show everyone a bright smile! Cheers!!!!
Some People in the comments think they might not need surgery after this video , I thought so too and I got confused because my doctor told me that I needed it but now I realized that this case doesn’t have a problem with the jaw itself so it was possible to fix it without surgery , but in other cases in which the jaw is misplaced and needs surgery can be fixed by braces but not for a long period of time the solution is gonna be temporary so the best thing to do is get surgery
I have been studying the specialty of Orthodontics for just five months, thanks for sharing, I am sure it required a lot of study and a deep knowledge of what was happening, to achieve success in that difficult clinical case. My respects. Greetings from Mexico.
great work! however I think you should title your videos to something like 'underbite orthodontic treatment without surgery or extraction'. You would get more exposure and more views which would help a lot more people. I wanted to see if you had a video on over bites and it took me a while to find it on your channel. All in all, you are proving that surgery is not necessary, and I thank you for your service Dr. Chang.
This is a very informative video. I would like to suggest for it to have a bit of a narration in the background, it's a lot easier to understand that way. But great job nevertheless!
***** Thanks for your sharing. If you need more or have any questions, please mail to info@newtonsa.com.tw. We would like to help you as possible as we can. Thank you. For more information on Dr. Chang's in-clinic, hands-on workshops, please visit @ and register today!
gracias Dr mis mas sinceros respetos y admiracion en sus intervenciones muy profesionales soy de peru de la escuela San juan Bautista especialidad de Estomatologia gracias por sus videos atte Dr.Seguil Lima Peru
I had class 3 open bite and mine looks worst than this because my lower jaw is short by 7mm and doctor advised to proceed with surgery. They used buccal screw to fix my upper jaw so that I only have to do one jaw surgery. previously I only had 2 molars on each side biting and the rest are just open. so it was bad. almost 3 years into the treatment and im on my finishing process. I cant wait to be able to chew again.
Shaira Villasor if you are young enough (11-13 years old) you can use this method instead of surgury. I have done mine 22 years ago . But my case was opposite to the one in the video. Mine was deep bite. If you are older than 11-13 years old then only surgery can be done.
omg!! i had the same exact problem!! but my dentist whoses a miracle worker fixed it in less than two years!! btw, whoever is having this done, its not as painful as you think it is!!
I know exactly how you feel. I have an open bite and I don't open my mouth to smile. But don't be afraid of the braces, they help your teeth get back in shape and in no time (be patient it takes a while) you'll have a perfect smile. And with the eating problem, just take your time and chew slowly. Trust me, you're not the only person with this problem.
And also remember, these bands are required for you to wear everyday. That means day and night, and put them on before you go to sleep. The only time it is ok to take them off is when you're eating, about to brush your teeth, or sports. The bands will come in a small bag, with enough to last you awhile. The surgery part is optional though. You can get it if you want, but it will cost you. The only time it isn't optional is if your doctor is requiring you to do it. Hope this helps(:
Only if it's needed to make space. I had four pulled out when I was twelve. The reason for it is because if you have a small like mouth and the teeth needed to be pulled aren't out, it'll cause your teeth to go forward slowly and you don't want that to happen. But that's if it's necessary, everyone's mouth is different. They will also extract the teeth from both sides of your mouth which means top and bottom.
To answer your question, the way you wear your braces is quite simple. If it's your top jaw with the tooth sticking out, the orthodontists will put on braces on that part, and the bottom as well depends on who you go to. And wearing them, well look at brace pictures. With braces you don't put them on, and if it's necessary, they will give you bands. Hope that answers your question(;
So it is possible to fix an underbite without surgery!? I've been told my whole life that it isn't possible and that it cannot be fixed with braces or palatal expander. I need answers!!! My insurance wouldn't cover the surgery and I couldn't afford it so I've just been living with it. It's making it very difficult to eat.
Jordan Caldwell it can be fixed without surgery. I'm getting braces tomorrow, my sister got hers fixed with something called a mask, cause she started treating them pretty earlier.
excellent dr. Chris. Question: How is the lingual table maintained by the displacement of the lower incisors? What is the secret? Thank you Dr Chris Greetings from the End of the World Argentina
How was the bone foundation of these teeth after braces? How does one bypass what most consider the inevitable lack of proper foundation when moving adult teeth to this degree, without surgery?
The other option you have is getting braces and bands too. The bands will place your bite into a normal position, depending on how simple or bad it is.
@@fsc2198 With the help of jaw surgery. Of course, braces are used before the jaw surgery. Last October surgical treatment were denied from me last October. At the moment public health care do not treat me of my open class lll bite problem. I do not have the money to pay a from my small pension to private dentists/doctors /practices. In Finland, it is not possible to raise funds even for important health care, because the taxman prevents it. I wish I would be in country where one can raise founds for important health care.
Can I travel to you, do you have an facility every doc I have been to continue to say get jaw surgery and Iknow that’s not the Only way like no one wanna do they job I just want my teeth fix
I believe the bone will remodel along with the moving dentition if we apply sound mechanics. Time will tell whether this is a good alternative or not. So far it works pretty well in our hands, including those of Dr. John Lin and Dr. Johnny Liaw, also experts in this field. If it works for us, I trust it will work for you.
Hello, I have a question, lets say i went to a orthodontics to fix my teeth. Is it my job to say or his to use his experience to fix my teeth as best as he can? Next question what if he fixed my teeth and at the end of removing my braces i noticed that i look like i have a crossbite what do i do????
Ok this is how it works. Closing your under bite, over bite, or open bite requires braces. Over time you'll have those braces and they will straighten out your teeth in the correct position they were supposed to be in. Then when it's time, your orthodontist will give you rubber bands. The bands will permanently correct whatever is wrong. And on your braces on both sides of the mouth are three hooks. One of top, two on the bottom. Your doctor will teach you how to put them on.
i have the same problem i am 14 now and i am wearing them since i was 6-7 and my doctor told me that it was really serious problem and he told me that i should have done a veryyyy painfull surgery,but i didnt cause he gave me a ''face mask'' which is painfull too...but now its better
Hi there, I am 25 yo and I have underbite problem. I was already told by 2 orthodontists that surgery is the only way because it is my mandibular bone that moves forward. However, I still do not give up and am looking for non-surgical (non veneer) treatment. Are you able to help me? I can send you my x-ray if you need it. Thanks
if your issue is skeletal and you’re over 17 or 18, it’s very likely surgery is the only option. if it’s dental, then there are other treatment options. it’s pretty cut and dry, because no treatments like braces or headgear etc work long term to treat an underlying skeletal issue, since this is a malformation of your bones rather than just misalignment of the teeth.
I had exactly like this. And know I m looking very normal. But I had surgery as well. After surgery I wearied another few months. But I still have in said up and down. And I have retainer just for top
Hi, I am not a dentist nor a dental student. I am just a normal person with an underbite and want to know how to fix my teeth. Growing up, I had a very aligned set of teeth. However, I did have severe case of sinusitis. In fact, I had two cases of sinusitis (maxillary and frontal sinusitis). One of them triggered silent sinus syndrome, which caused the collapse of my maxillary jaw. My sinuses are now healed, but now I have a protruding lower jaw and misalign teeth, which makes me look like having an underbite. Not only does it not look aesthetically pleasing, but it also sometimes triggered popping sound when I open my mouth too big. Not too mention, occasional headache and migraine, and difficulty in chewing due to misaligned teeth. I did go to a specialized doctor in dental surgeon and he suggested me having a corrective jaw surgery, which is costly and intrusive. Watching this video makes me wonder whether my case can also be solved with invisalign or braces. Does anybody have a suggestion what kind of treatment should I consider and which kind of dental specialist should I seek?
@@zigsaw7161 I decided to go with invisalign treatment. The dentist removed 2 sets of my lower premolar, and I have been wearing the braces for 1.5 years. It is still in progress. As of now, my lower teeth is slowly sunken in (no more underbite). I still occasionally get the popping sound on my right TMJ when I open my mouth too big, but not as frequent as before. So far, no headache and migraine ever since my invisalign treatment. I still have a few set of braces left, but I think I need the second round because the gaps from the premolar removal have not completely closed.
@@andretan2446 oh good luck mine case Is similar as you my appointment with ortho is tomorrow let's see what happens I want it to get fix with braces Invisalign I can't afford it and what's your age btw I am 17!
@@zigsaw7161 Good luck with your appointment. If I could turn back time, I think I would go with braces. But, it was during pandemic time, so going back and forth to ortho was pretty inconvenient. I am 28. You are still so young, so your teeth would align better in no time.
Vaii, ce ma bucur ca te-am intalnit. Chiar as avea nevoie de niste sfaturi. As vrea sa-mi trimiti si poze si as vrea sa imi povestesti mai multe daca vrei, ar fii tare dragut din partea ta. Multumesc tare-tare mult!
Hello. The treatment was very amazing. I have an underbite but not that severe as in the patient's case and I dont want to undergo a surgery. How much would it cost if I undergo treatment such as this?- A non-surgical one.
@@stephliannemw990 In the US it will be about $10,000 - $15,000 and braces for at least 2 years. Other countries generally offer cheaper dental services.
this could have fixed me... i was also told that surgery was my only option...too bad ive had my braces off for years...and im not having them put back on to fix it...i guess ill just live with it
When one has a poorly formed bite, clearly the jaw is not working efficiently. This can lead to unnecessary wear and tear of your teeth. As you visit an orthodontist, he will most likely focus on correcting your facial structure to make you look great once again.
Luckily they able to fix the open bite problem. Here in philippines my dentist put braces on my teeth for 15 months but nothings change 😑😑. Im getting upset whenever i visit his clinic because nothings change and im losing my money.
May I know the doctors who made this possible? I have the same case, class 3 Malocclusions.. I want to know where is the clinic in taiwan? I'm from the Philippines...
i had the same case but my teeth in my upper jaw is crowded and my lower jaw is align six of my teeth is a bit forward and the rest of my teeth is touching each other perfectly i never visited any orthodontist until yesterday i decided to consult and the orthodontist told me is surgery but im not convince
@@andrei-mirceabaltatu9110 oh wow I am 17 nd they are planing to treat it with braces I guess mine is somewhat different with your case let's see how it goes!
deep bite (upper arch teeth overlapped on lower arch teeth). 2 teeth from the upper arch extracted, felt sorry about them, but now I am pretty happy with the results. I can send you some pictures so that you can see some results. I have no idea how we can communicate. Btw, can we talk in Romanian language? :) Pa pa! :p
I have an underbite, and midline shift. I get braces in two weeks (don’t need jaw surgery) and I get fitted for braces tomorrow 😁😬😳 any tips y’all can help me with for braces ??!
I also want to treat my teeth in this way but doctor said that it is not possible for my teeth I have open bite problem and I have only 5mm of gaps around upper teeth and lower pls suggest me anything and I don’t want to get surgery it will be dangerous and will be harmful when we will get old and can’t get cold drinks ya many problem will be seen I have faced that patient getting surgery’s and getting many problem pls suggest me anything 😩😩
Dr is saying only surgery can fix this but after watching this ,it gives me so much hope i dont want surgery😕🥺
Correct... but it is possible without surgery... i am with a doctor that told me he can do it without surgery
@@NeKoLoLLiPoP your age?
@@Sakshi_94 32
If your jaw is long and not in good shape you will need a surgery. If not i think it will be possible to fix that without surgery. But the best thing is to talk with your orthodontist
I was about a month away from jaw surgery(i have a class 3 underbite) until a new dr came approach me and said that i dont actually need the surgery.I trust her and ditch my surgery plan...its worth it😊😊
I'm in my last year in dental school in Canada. There are two types of Classes/categories when it comes to orthodontics: 1) dental classification and 2) the skeletal classification. This patient was only able to receive this type of treatment for his Class III malocclusion (a.k.a. underbite) because his skeletal bones are not Class III, it was much closer to a class I ("normal" profile). The issue is with the dental Class III, which means his teeth are in class III position. In other words, his bones are in the right place but his teeth were not. Therefore, it was just being able to move so many teeth in a non-traumatic way to bring the teeth back to where they should be. No doubt, a lot of complexity goes into this type of treatment. In cases like these, I would highly recommend treatment through an orthodontist as opposed to a general practitioner. The reality is that most people who have a Class III malocclusion tend to have the skeletal Class III type, and for that you will require oral surgery, there is no other way around it. I thought I would post this so that people are properly informed. Thanks.
Jason, what about the M.E.A.W. technique? Does this correct skeletal Class III malocclusions? Used in conjunction with reverse headgear, I thought that one could avoid orthognathic surgery? Please correct me if I am wrong.
Hello but have you checked out orthotropics tho
Thank you very much
@@chrissywakeup1986 grown adults can't use head gear because their bones are already done growing
Good point. Often, people are now try to not do surgery and opt out for M.E.A.U.W. or just stopping at braces. If it’s Class 3 with skeletal issues it’s best to get the surgery. I am getting the surgery.
This gives me so much hope! I have a severe underbite and I do not want surgery.
+Angela Cruz Good luck! Thank you! :)
me too and im 11 ;-;
newtonsa0301 Is Dr. Chang practicing anywhere that I could go to him as a patient?
+ashley millar same
all the hurt u go through may as well have surgery because this expander/braces etc is ruff
1) Amazing work
2) Your ABO certification is truly admirable.
3) The key point in this case is the good profile to begin with, thereby making orthognathic surgery an absolute contra-indication
Jaw surgery only in cases of severe chin retruded ancylosed cases.
Oi, I feel you. I've had mine for 4.5 years. Way too long. Best to get it done when young before the bones in the jaw set. Hope yours comes off soon!
The key is the Distalization of whole mandibular dentition using buccal shelf screws, widening of Upper arch using broad wires , May be little bit of IPR in the lower anterior.
The use of elastics will be based on the molar relationship in every stage. Sometime, we went too far. That is why we changed to class II elastics. Thanks for pointing that out. I do not use Delaire. I trust miniscrews. It is easy to use and more comfortable for patients.
Dr Chang, this is an amazing case! Do you have any follow-up records of this patient? Also, would you think it would be possible to use removable aligners with buccal screws to correct Cl 3 cases? Thank you! Happy New year!
Hi ,Dr Chang..
Honda here.
i am so nice to see this video in youtube.
That give me a lot of memories.
Thank you so much your amazing technique.
I am more confident now and always show everyone a bright smile!
Cheers!!!!
Some People in the comments think they might not need surgery after this video , I thought so too and I got confused because my doctor told me that I needed it but now I realized that this case doesn’t have a problem with the jaw itself so it was possible to fix it without surgery , but in other cases in which the jaw is misplaced and needs surgery can be fixed by braces but not for a long period of time the solution is gonna be temporary so the best thing to do is get surgery
I have been studying the specialty of Orthodontics for just five months, thanks for sharing, I am sure it required a lot of study and a deep knowledge of what was happening, to achieve success in that difficult clinical case. My respects. Greetings from Mexico.
great work! however I think you should title your videos to something like 'underbite orthodontic treatment without surgery or extraction'. You would get more exposure and more views which would help a lot more people. I wanted to see if you had a video on over bites and it took me a while to find it on your channel. All in all, you are proving that surgery is not necessary, and I thank you for your service Dr. Chang.
The patient is my primary school classmate ... LOL
It's been 2 years. But uhm ur name "hartono" sounds like very javanesse. Ehe
@@user-bq1cc8yx5j i think she died
berapaan kalo gigi pasang semua dok
This is a very informative video. I would like to suggest for it to have a bit of a narration in the background, it's a lot easier to understand that way. But great job nevertheless!
***** Thanks for your sharing. If you need more or have any questions, please mail to info@newtonsa.com.tw. We would like to help you as possible as we can. Thank you.
For more information on Dr. Chang's in-clinic, hands-on workshops, please visit @ and register today!
The music cure my depression
gracias Dr mis mas sinceros respetos y admiracion en sus intervenciones muy profesionales soy de peru de la escuela San juan Bautista especialidad de Estomatologia gracias por sus videos
atte Dr.Seguil Lima Peru
I had class 3 open bite and mine looks worst than this because my lower jaw is short by 7mm and doctor advised to proceed with surgery. They used buccal screw to fix my upper jaw so that I only have to do one jaw surgery. previously I only had 2 molars on each side biting and the rest are just open. so it was bad. almost 3 years into the treatment and im on my finishing process. I cant wait to be able to chew again.
I also have this problem. I was so upset when i knew that only surgery can fix this kind of case.
Shaira Villasor if you are young enough (11-13 years old) you can use this method instead of surgury. I have done mine 22 years ago . But my case was opposite to the one in the video. Mine was deep bite. If you are older than 11-13 years old then only surgery can be done.
omg!! i had the same exact problem!! but my dentist whoses a miracle worker fixed it in less than two years!! btw, whoever is having this done, its not as painful as you think it is!!
I know exactly how you feel. I have an open bite and I don't open my mouth to smile. But don't be afraid of the braces, they help your teeth get back in shape and in no time (be patient it takes a while) you'll have a perfect smile. And with the eating problem, just take your time and chew slowly. Trust me, you're not the only person with this problem.
And also remember, these bands are required for you to wear everyday. That means day and night, and put them on before you go to sleep. The only time it is ok to take them off is when you're eating, about to brush your teeth, or sports. The bands will come in a small bag, with enough to last you awhile. The surgery part is optional though. You can get it if you want, but it will cost you. The only time it isn't optional is if your doctor is requiring you to do it. Hope this helps(:
It’s not fully treated without going for surgery, I have my surgery soon
Amazing
i love the way he used for treatment
Only if it's needed to make space. I had four pulled out when I was twelve. The reason for it is because if you have a small like mouth and the teeth needed to be pulled aren't out, it'll cause your teeth to go forward slowly and you don't want that to happen. But that's if it's necessary, everyone's mouth is different. They will also extract the teeth from both sides of your mouth which means top and bottom.
Como quisiera tener la plata para hacerme ese tratamiento,pero bien que bueno saber que hay solución para cada problema
I personally never use this devise. I prefer mini-screws. It is easy to put on and easy for patients to maintain as well.
Beautiful music and amazing case finish. Thanks for sharing.
Maple Dental Care Thank you! Welcome to join us! iaoi.pro
Please show us how do you treat this case, not only show the result!!!!
We need to see the stepsnof treatment !!!
Thanks
Camouflage. Still class lll molar relationship.
But very beautiful teeth at the end
I have never experienced so much pain!
Braces?
Mr Paco Wu plays very well.
Good job for the two of you.
Yo tengo ese problema y mi sueño es tener una dentadura normal 😞😞 para poder reír feliz
Reinardo Perez x2
Good luck!
Yo estoy en lo mismo.
Tngo 21 años y mi pregunta es... puede enpeprar eso?
los sueños se hacen realidad 😊 no dejes de perseguirlos
Reinardo Perez x100
To answer your question, the way you wear your braces is quite simple. If it's your top jaw with the tooth sticking out, the orthodontists will put on braces on that part, and the bottom as well depends on who you go to. And wearing them, well look at brace pictures. With braces you don't put them on, and if it's necessary, they will give you bands. Hope that answers your question(;
So it is possible to fix an underbite without surgery!? I've been told my whole life that it isn't possible and that it cannot be fixed with braces or palatal expander. I need answers!!! My insurance wouldn't cover the surgery and I couldn't afford it so I've just been living with it. It's making it very difficult to eat.
Please go to your dentist to get more suggestion. And you can show your doctor this video. Thank you!
Jordan Caldwell it can be fixed without surgery. I'm getting braces tomorrow, my sister got hers fixed with something called a mask, cause she started treating them pretty earlier.
Jordan Caldwell they only one more money
Jordan Caldwell sugery cost alot
Jordan Caldwell it is possible.. I’m getting my braces in 2 weeks and mine is a class III underbite
its exaclty the same situation as me. im wearing braces right now and i hope it gets better..
Hi it’s been 8 years since you’ve commented, is everything better?
Cooler Gaming also curious
at 4:30 that quote was actually stolen by Jobs. The verbatim is “Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.” - Charles R. Swindoll.
My teeth rub and push my top teeth. Do I have and underbite
Please sir help me from this problem sir i have the same problem sir.. 😭😭
He has wonderful teeth though
excellent dr. Chris. Question: How is the lingual table maintained by the displacement of the lower incisors? What is the secret? Thank you Dr Chris Greetings from the End of the World Argentina
Good nice case.. but the case from the beginning had procline lower incisors according to lateral ceph
How was the bone foundation of these teeth after braces? How does one bypass what most consider the inevitable lack of proper foundation when moving adult teeth to this degree, without surgery?
SUPERB. ATRUMATIC CORRECTION.
this video gave me hope, I have a class 3 and I dont have enough money to pay a surgery
The other option you have is getting braces and bands too. The bands will place your bite into a normal position, depending on how simple or bad it is.
Aprendo mucho de sus videos grande maestro!
Why did you take the button on lingual of T33,35 after 9th month?
Thanks for your shares
Just wish I had change to go and have a treatment for my under bite problem. In Finland doctors does not treat that way.
How do they treat it in Finland? I am curious
@@fsc2198 With the help of jaw surgery. Of course, braces are used before the jaw surgery. Last October surgical treatment were denied from me last October. At the moment public health care do not treat me of my open class lll bite problem. I do not have the money to pay a from my small pension to private dentists/doctors /practices. In Finland, it is not possible to raise funds even for important health care, because the taxman prevents it. I wish I would be in country where one can raise founds for important health care.
Can I travel to you, do you have an facility every doc I have been to continue to say get jaw surgery and Iknow that’s not the Only way like no one wanna do they job I just want my teeth fix
Please go to consult your dentist with this video. Thank you!
I believe the bone will remodel along with the moving dentition if we apply sound mechanics. Time will tell whether this is a good alternative or not. So far it works pretty well in our hands, including those of Dr. John Lin and Dr. Johnny Liaw, also experts in this field. If it works for us, I trust it will work for you.
how old was this patient
Alguna recomendación en Madrid (España) de experto ortodoncista en clase III?
Thank you, my friend! Welcome to join us, iAOI.pro!
Hello, I have a question, lets say i went to a orthodontics to fix my teeth. Is it my job to say or his to use his experience to fix my teeth as best as he can?
Next question what if he fixed my teeth and at the end of removing my braces i noticed that i look like i have a crossbite what do i do????
Kerlan Daisley Please go to your dentist and have some suggestions. Thank you.
This case its so excellent, in a momento iwas thing that surgery and extraccion
WOW! I've had my braces for YEARS and they were no where near that before I got them on. I hate my stupid doctor. -_-
muy bueno el video y excelente música!!, saludos desde Argentina!!
Thank you, my friend!
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I've had braces about 6yrs now and I don't think mine were as bad as his. Wish mine would be finished already
Why did you retract his lower jaw when his upper jaw needs to be forward?
I did my tooth's OPG (x-ray)
Can anyone tell me what treatment should I take by email?
Ok this is how it works. Closing your under bite, over bite, or open bite requires braces. Over time you'll have those braces and they will straighten out your teeth in the correct position they were supposed to be in. Then when it's time, your orthodontist will give you rubber bands. The bands will permanently correct whatever is wrong. And on your braces on both sides of the mouth are three hooks. One of top, two on the bottom. Your doctor will teach you how to put them on.
Marvelous treatment. Please, send us the final panoramic rx to see the radicular parallelism and its behavior.
i have the same problem i am 14 now and i am wearing them since i was 6-7 and my doctor told me that it was really serious problem and he told me that i should have done a veryyyy painfull surgery,but i didnt cause he gave me a ''face mask'' which is painfull too...but now its better
do the screws hurt to apply, cause I've been told I have to have them..
I have updated the link to this case and added another similar case in the video description section. Thanks for asking!
Hi there, I am 25 yo and I have underbite problem. I was already told by 2 orthodontists that surgery is the only way because it is my mandibular bone that moves forward. However, I still do not give up and am looking for non-surgical (non veneer) treatment. Are you able to help me? I can send you my x-ray if you need it. Thanks
update please
if your issue is skeletal and you’re over 17 or 18, it’s very likely surgery is the only option. if it’s dental, then there are other treatment options. it’s pretty cut and dry, because no treatments like braces or headgear etc work long term to treat an underlying skeletal issue, since this is a malformation of your bones rather than just misalignment of the teeth.
I had exactly like this. And know I m looking very normal. But I had surgery as well. After surgery I wearied another few months. But I still have in said up and down. And I have retainer just for top
Good luck, thank you!
Hi, I am not a dentist nor a dental student. I am just a normal person with an underbite and want to know how to fix my teeth. Growing up, I had a very aligned set of teeth. However, I did have severe case of sinusitis. In fact, I had two cases of sinusitis (maxillary and frontal sinusitis). One of them triggered silent sinus syndrome, which caused the collapse of my maxillary jaw. My sinuses are now healed, but now I have a protruding lower jaw and misalign teeth, which makes me look like having an underbite. Not only does it not look aesthetically pleasing, but it also sometimes triggered popping sound when I open my mouth too big. Not too mention, occasional headache and migraine, and difficulty in chewing due to misaligned teeth. I did go to a specialized doctor in dental surgeon and he suggested me having a corrective jaw surgery, which is costly and intrusive. Watching this video makes me wonder whether my case can also be solved with invisalign or braces. Does anybody have a suggestion what kind of treatment should I consider and which kind of dental specialist should I seek?
So your problem got fixed or not
@@zigsaw7161 I decided to go with invisalign treatment. The dentist removed 2 sets of my lower premolar, and I have been wearing the braces for 1.5 years. It is still in progress. As of now, my lower teeth is slowly sunken in (no more underbite). I still occasionally get the popping sound on my right TMJ when I open my mouth too big, but not as frequent as before. So far, no headache and migraine ever since my invisalign treatment. I still have a few set of braces left, but I think I need the second round because the gaps from the premolar removal have not completely closed.
@@andretan2446 oh good luck mine case Is similar as you my appointment with ortho is tomorrow let's see what happens I want it to get fix with braces Invisalign I can't afford it and what's your age btw I am 17!
@@zigsaw7161 Good luck with your appointment. If I could turn back time, I think I would go with braces. But, it was during pandemic time, so going back and forth to ortho was pretty inconvenient. I am 28. You are still so young, so your teeth would align better in no time.
@@andretan2446 yea hoping for the best!
Thank you Doctor for sharing all this to us.
I have RA my dentist said my teeth are being push out of the gum, from RA, what can I do?
Vaii, ce ma bucur ca te-am intalnit. Chiar as avea nevoie de niste sfaturi. As vrea sa-mi trimiti si poze si as vrea sa imi povestesti mai multe daca vrei, ar fii tare dragut din partea ta. Multumesc tare-tare mult!
Those elastic bands pulling thing work only if your are age is less than 12 coz after that you reach the Mac growth of your jaw
The music brings me inner peace
Hello. The treatment was very amazing. I have an underbite but not that severe as in the patient's case and I dont want to undergo a surgery. How much would it cost if I undergo treatment such as this?- A non-surgical one.
Stephlianne Rose Please visit your dentist. Thank you.
newtonsa0301 i just want to know if how much did this guy cost him for having treatment. i hope you would answer.thanks
@@stephliannemw990 In the US it will be about $10,000 - $15,000 and braces for at least 2 years. Other countries generally offer cheaper dental services.
Superb..God bless👌👌
I have severe open bite and I'm dreaming to get some braces for me to fix this☹️ but sad because we have financial problem
Same here🤣💔💔
AMAZING WORK DOC!
i have an 11 mm OVERBITE and a 2 mm DEEPBITE. Yup pretty much sums up my life
i'm on this treatment, the worst part is that you're in constantly pain
You can find the final pano at 2:56. Thank you.
you did a great work Dr.....and congratulations also to your patient....his cooperation was great !
this could have fixed me... i was also told that surgery was my only option...too bad ive had my braces off for years...and im not having them put back on to fix it...i guess ill just live with it
Que hermoso trabajo 🤩
Thank you, my friend!
When one has a poorly formed bite, clearly the jaw is not working efficiently. This can lead to unnecessary wear and tear of your teeth. As you visit an orthodontist, he will most likely focus on correcting your facial structure to make you look great once again.
After treatment, This case relape ?? i want to know for preventing relape case.
+phikul singburi So far so good! Please follow the doctor's order. Thank you!
Это просто волшебство , не доктора , а боги!
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Luckily they able to fix the open bite problem. Here in philippines my dentist put braces on my teeth for 15 months but nothings change 😑😑. Im getting upset whenever i visit his clinic because nothings change and im losing my money.
How you are doing now?
I m 30 yes old and same problem but dont want to have surgery. Is it possible without surgery
May I know the doctors who made this possible? I have the same case, class 3 Malocclusions.. I want to know where is the clinic in taiwan? I'm from the Philippines...
i had the same case but my teeth in my upper jaw is crowded and my lower jaw is align six of my teeth is a bit forward and the rest of my teeth is touching each other perfectly i never visited any orthodontist until yesterday i decided to consult and the orthodontist told me is surgery but im not convince
Did you visit another orthodontist? Did you start the surgery procedure? I am 22 and wondering if braces would work for me. Thanks!
@@andrei-mirceabaltatu9110 they worked?
@@zigsaw7161 No. I also need surgery. They told me that after someone is older than 12 years old the surgery is pretty much the only option.
@@andrei-mirceabaltatu9110 oh wow I am 17 nd they are planing to treat it with braces I guess mine is somewhat different with your case let's see how it goes!
Please tell the necessary radiographs , required when and when they are not required, and guidelines to use buccal shelf screw
Please go to orthobonescrew.com/app.html to get the Orthodontics Course. Thank you!
dear chris chang tell me i have jaw underbite problem without surgery is possible my treatment
wow it gives me hope im an underbite too.. thank you for this video
I still have milk teeth even my age 17 does my teeth need to remove cause I don want my teeth to extract😢
Ariff Daniel yeah usually baby teeth aren’t as bad as adult teeth do you’ll be ok
Maravillado, puede explicar como distalizó los molares inferiores, solo con elastic?
Vi que colocó microtornillos ?
Vdo shud have narration instead of just background music...Few things are not clear in pictures
How class 2 elastics used in cl 3 pt??😢
deep bite (upper arch teeth overlapped on lower arch teeth). 2 teeth from the upper arch extracted, felt sorry about them, but now I am pretty happy with the results. I can send you some pictures so that you can see some results. I have no idea how we can communicate. Btw, can we talk in Romanian language? :) Pa pa! :p
Nice music..sounds like Argentinian/Chilean folklore
I have an underbite, and midline shift. I get braces in two weeks (don’t need jaw surgery) and I get fitted for braces tomorrow 😁😬😳 any tips y’all can help me with for braces ??!
Enjoy it! Good luck! Thank you!
Alfonsina y el mar!!! Ahhh gracias!!!!
Me sorprendió muy gratamente que hayan usado una canción nuestra!!
Im in indonesia.my case is a long mandible and tooth structrure that doesn't fit.it is possible without jaw surgery,can it only be done with braces?
I have a overbite, getting braces tomorrow so nervous..
Good luck!
newtonsa0301 Thank you!
AyyyItsTesa I had a massive overbite too. I had headgear and got it off just over a year ago. I’m currently on rubber bands rn
@@yeahok3233 how it is going?
I also want to treat my teeth in this way but doctor said that it is not possible for my teeth I have open bite problem and I have only 5mm of gaps around upper teeth and lower pls suggest me anything and I don’t want to get surgery it will be dangerous and will be harmful when we will get old and can’t get cold drinks ya many problem will be seen I have faced that patient getting surgery’s and getting many problem pls suggest me anything 😩😩