Hey people
The two sides of my face don't look alike at all. One side looks more "lifted," and the other "normal." My upper teeth on the left side are also much shorter than my right. I've had braces for about five years, so I wanted to ask if I can get jaw surgery for something like this, and if so, whether it would be free, since my teeth shouldn't be like that. And if not, is it painful, for example?
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Hello Cajajaja376a,
If you are in orthodontic treatment and that your orthodontic orthodontist would have considered reasonable, he would have proposed this as an alternative at the beginning.
Man is not symmetrical. I have the impression that this is an aesthetic problem. The health insurance is not responsible for this, you pay for it yourself.
Good luck!
Karliename
A jaw surgeon and the health insurance company will inform you about the costs or an unlikely cost transfer.