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Subject: question for doc... Author: glowstix [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:02:42 07/07/04 Wed is it ever possible to correct an underbite without jaw surgery?? i've been to 2 orthos. one wants me wearing a retainer-like device with screws that will push my upper teeth over the lower ones. i really didn't trust this. second ortho says surgery. in the end, i said leave my underbite alone and just fix the gaps+rotation i had. plus i really can't afford the surgery anyway or the weeks of hell after the surgery but it still bothers me a bit. also, does it even make sense to leave the underbite alone?? am i at risk down the road for oral problems as i get older?? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date glow i had a underbite that was fixed minus surgery :) Marky™ 05:42:33 07/08/04 Thu ? For Marky -- Cap'n Nemo, 17:59:22 07/08/04 Thu Re: ? For Marky -- Marky™, 19:37:30 07/08/04 Thu Now I know what the "TM" stands for after your name..... -- Cap'n Nemo, 19:58:43 07/08/04 Thu Re: question for doc... drrick 08:04:33 07/08/04 Thu Re: question for doc... Bumper (NT) 18:06:13 07/12/04 Mon