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I have finally go to the orthodontist for my recessed maxilla
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Yes, jaw development is usually completed during the growth spurts of adolescence. If development doesn't progress evenly during that period, the upper jaw can lag behind. It's scientifically quite consistent for an orthodontist to attribute this to a developmental process.