QUOTE(Shenay @ Jun 24 2011, 01:18 PM)
livon6699, greet him nicely and talk about the progress of your teeth (but not in an interrogating way) ? hahah i think during that 4months, he'll just leave your braces since doctors in other country won't want to take over a halfway case. 2.5 years does sound quite long, but after this period, never in your life again would you have to wear braces

FOnte, it depends if you dislike your chubby cheeks or not. For mine, I really dislike my jaw shape so I allow him to extract 2 wisdom and 2 on the upper jaw (also the last tooth). From my experience of asking 2 dentist, the wisdom tooth doesn't serve much of a purpose, so you're not losing out by extracting this. Then again, its always personal preference that matters

bauTan, by facial asymmetry do you mean my chin goes more to one side?
yep, shenay. the jaw shift to right/left side cause the face especially chin not evenly balance.
do you have this problem?
symmetry face
both upper and lower jaw move
the lower jaw move
Facial ImbalancesSmall Lower Jaw – A small lower jaw may cause bite problems, such as not being able to bite into food. It can also cause your chin to look receded. Your upper teeth may jut out in front of or overlap your lower teeth.
Big Lower Jaw – Chewing may be difficult if you have a big lower jaw. Your chin also may appear too far forward. Your lower teeth may jut out in front of or overlap your upper teeth.
Long Upper Jaw – Some of your teeth may not meet, making it difficult to chew, if you have a long upper jaw.
Small Upper Jaw – Your upper lip may appear sunken in and your upper teeth may look receded if you have a small upper jaw.
Open Bite – If most or all of your teeth do not meet you have an open bite. This will make it difficult to bite or chew food. You also may not be able to close you lips without considerable effort.
Facial Asymmetry (uneven jaw) – Facial asymmetry is the result of over or under developed jaws on one side or the other. Your upper or lower teeth may have shifted over to one side, which can make biting and chewing awkward.
This post has been edited by bauTan: Jun 24 2011, 05:38 PM