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No you must have braces because it will be worser then

same here

ask for 2ed opinion

Do you have bone loss as well?

Same

Search Dr Mew, look are many many videos. You need other perspectives

Yes. There is no maximum age for orthodontic treatment :)

braces probably

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While you're not likely to lose teeth because of a deep bite, correcting it is advisable in order to prevent damage to your teeth.

​@@meadowvieworthodontics2177 it is so costly and i wanna fix it anyhow

Hi there. I'm not aware of conclusive evidence that links deep bites to jaw pain. If you were my patient, I would probably have you see a TMD specialist before treating your deep bite. I hope this helps :-)

That's a great question. Unfortunately, actively extruding the posterior teeth in both arches is very difficult because it is an attempt to increase the height of the entire face. Even if we succeed at extruding them, the action of the muscles of mastication will press them back to where they were before.

Yeahh the last one u said...it's actually the hurting one😢

Yes. Sometimes if s crossbite is only on one side it can cause a shift in the bite to the right or left. Sometimes an underlying asymmetry in the jaws can lead to a crossbite on one side.

@@meadowvieworthodontics2177 can crossbite cause letaral mandible davaition

@@meadowvieworthodontics2177 please answer sir thank you so much

It shouldn't take more than two years, but every case is different. Consult with an orthodontist to get the answer for your individual case.

Hello rakaiya Kya tum koi treatment le rhe ho deep bite k liye

@@moniyadav8858 hann abhi brashes lge hain .....kch months bd tad process start hogaa.....

​@@rukaiyachoudhary5761 hello...kia ap bata skty ke kitni cost ati .... In general....deep bite ko dix krne ma

Yes. Deep bites can be corrected at any age.

Deep bites are typically associated with a facial pattern called the brachyfacial pattern. This pattern includes a prominent chin, not a deficient one. The lower jaw as a whole may be shorter than normal, but the chin bone in particular is typically prominent. Correcting a deficient chin bone is best done using a surgery called genioplasty, which is performed by an oral surgeon.

​@@meadowvieworthodontics2177 Thanks for responding. Is the brachyfacial pattern fixed after applying braces and Orthodontic treatments or does that require a surgery as well?

@@aliazarmehralparslan6067 You're welcome. As far as I know, there is currently no way to change a person's entire facial pattern as that would entail changing not only bony structures but also soft tissues such as muscles and fascia.

If your bite is so deep that your lower front teeth touch the gums behind your upper front teeth, it can cause soreness in that area. If not, then I do not think that your deep bite is behind your gum soreness.

What state are you located in?

@@eirod I’m in the uk

@@chelsann0225 I had a terrible, terrible dentist who made a tiny hole on a good tooth to “fix” my bite……. Then che cut herself and told me to go check my blood… For then ignoring my next appointments. I should have sue her. Now I went to a private dentist. I am honest, the price difference is not much…… She also recommended me her orthodontist. Now it’s been 7 months I have braces, my jaw doesn’t shake anymore. I give you a hearty advice…. Save money and get a private dentist….. Save money for orthodontist if you might need one…. Trust me it changes your life. I’ve spent A LOT for the braces BUT it’s worth it. I always used to hit my teeth with a deep bit and grinding at night, now I feel normal. Choosing the right dentist is also about luck. You have to be persistent until you find a genuine humanly and experienced person who will listen to you, trust your instincts, and avoid young dentists.

I wish I could afford to get my deep overbite fixed. I'll be 50 and I'm always in pain with my teeth.

You can, but it will probably involve either surgical expansion (SARPE) or Mini-implant assisted rapid palatal expansion (MARPE). If I were you, I'd have a consultation with my local orthodontist.

So do I have to get surgery for it ? .I’m just asking because I’m worried that it doesn’t get to that !

@@neariscoming SARPE involves surgery in the hospital but MARPE involves placing temporary implants under local anesthesia. To know which procedure works better for you, the best way is to get an orthodontic consult.

@@meadowvieworthodontics2177 just one more question. Doing any of these procedures , would it correct my jawline as well ?

^ or would I have to get jawline surgery ?

My advice is to start by seeing a TMJ specialist, also called an orofacial pain specialist. I hope you recover soon.

Hello. Since this is an orthodontic channel, I can only make videos pertaining to orthodontics. Perhaps you can search for channels that specialize in endodontics.

The typical treatment is expansion of the upper arch (by widening it sideways) using one of many expanders used by orthodontists.

@@meadowvieworthodontics2177 thank you

Can it be expanded at 18

That's very kind of you. Thank you!