Hi, I've developed a severe overbite due to years of breathing incorrectly. Can I get it back in the right place with various exercises or do I need surgery?
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No, you can’t.
You don’t get a bite through wrong breathing!
Likewise, he cannot be undone by any exercises.
This is only possible, depending on the severity, by means of braces or surgery.
You can’t breathe that by wrong. Go to the jaw surgeon and ask what can be done.