I've posted many times on this forum and haven't had many responses to a solution to my deformed lower jaw.
I have a short ramus, and a mandibular plane angle of 42 degrees. This gives me the appearance of a longer lower face. Also my occlusional angle is 12 degrees. I went through a recent BiMax procedure where the surgeon couldn't even finish 20% of the operation because he doesn't know how to fix my condition. Apparently one learns after you go through state funded insurance, you get newbie surgeons just coming out of there residency program who are "willing to learn from there mistakes". I was there mistake.
Booked an appointment with A&G, and I want suggestions so I can bring these up at the consult.
A Few solutions I found was to perform an inverted L osteo, with posterior downgraft and anterior impaction. Second is a brand new technique called "vertical ramus elongation and mandibular advancement by endobuccal approach". The inverted L osteo, to my belief, will not give me a perfect 23 degree (normal for my age) sharp jaw angle. The second, may.
Any other solutions?