Orthodontic Consult: To determine exactly what malocclusion you have, it's cause (skeletal or dental), and your treatment options, you really need to be seen by a local orthodontist. Together with an exam and work-up, the orthodontist will explain to you and your parents what can be done and the fees involved.
Answered 9/2/2020
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Bimax Protrusion: Indicates too much tooth material for the amount of supporting bone. But rather than self-diagnosing, which can be problematic, please see a specialist Orthodontist for an Initial Examination (usually free). The Orthodontist can then discuss treatment choices based on an informed diagnosis, over 15,000 hours of training, and years of specialty practice.
Answered 9/3/2020
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