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Hey, I was wondering what should I do? If one side of my jaw is lower than the other.
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Seems like an asymmetrical ramus; very common and usually not visible to the naked eye. It could be caused due to a crossbite, something orthodontics can fix.
Other than that, there’s literally nothing to do besides surgery. It’s a bone problem.
I have it myself. but you likely can’t see it.
Other than that, there’s literally nothing to do besides surgery. It’s a bone problem.
I have it myself. but you likely can’t see it.
Whenever someone takes a picture of me, it’s noticeable that one side of my face is lower than the other. I’ll discuss this with my orthodontist during my next braces check-up. (btw Im 17 so hopefully I still have time to fix this)
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go to ortho though, you have malocclusion, and need procedure like braces/invisalign to fix bite
go to ortho though, you have malocclusion, and need procedure like braces/invisalign to fix bite
