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| quote: | Originally posted by Aureus
btw Yan, it's not really noticable.. not in your pics anyways. i wouldn't worry about surgery unless its something that causes you dire pain. |
I'd have to post a lot of pics before you can start noticing it fairly defined. The problem is, I have a really ugly smile and lost my photogenic/slightly above average looks because of this jaw. Not to mention, I can't chew my food properly (leads to indigestion) due to my jaw tiring quickly.
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian
mines the other way as I said, but again I want the surgery, I have to lose some weight as i have let myself go a lot lately, but soon most of my problems will be gone so I can work on it, but it does suck to have it, and it's painful too |
I'm sorry to hear that. As long as you tackle one thing at a time, you'll eventually be in tip top shape with a nice smile. 
| quote: | Originally posted by Omega_Blue
me also, but it's not because of my jaw, it's because i never wore my retainer when i was younger. |
I'm sure there's a way to still fix that, no?
| quote: | Originally posted by Ivand
Mine too its like that, so we have.. Inverse Prognathism? |
Snagged from Wikipedia:
Retrognathism is when the upper front teeth are 3mm+ prominent from the lower front teeth. It usually means you have a short mandible.
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