Originally, the purpose of my orthodontic treatment was to treat temporomandibular joint disorder. It was hard to open my mouth wide, and the clicking sound every time I opened it was scary. When I went for a consultation, they said they could also correct my slightly protruding mouth shape, so I was tempted and started a long, long journey. Since I chose lingual orthodontics, I think it was more expensive too. If you start orthodontics for temporomandibular joint disorder, in the early stage you have to go around wearing something like a mouthpiece, and it was really hard. While wearing the mouthpiece, your facial shape changes slightly (I also lost weight then, so I looked a bit strange), and you have to endure that period well. I had to take my graduation photos during that time, so it was very painful ㅜㅜ Since my teeth were not that noticeably protruded, the orthodontic period wasn’t long, but when I removed the braces, I was so happy and relieved to finally end the uncomfortable life that I don’t think I even paid attention to how effective it was. I didn’t feel that my temporomandibular joint improved much in particular. And for protruding mouth correction, as long as it doesn’t harm dental or maxillofacial health, I think it’s good to correct it slightly more than the level you want. As time passes, it comes back again.
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