Maxillary Protrusion treatment in Chihuahua

When the upper jaw projects forward more than expected relative to the rest of the face, this is referred to as a protrusive maxilla. It is an alteration in the growth and position of the facial bones that affects the bite and the harmony of the profile.

Why it matters: In addition to appearance, it can affect the way of biting, chewing, and even the pronunciation of some words.

Which specialist treats it? The orthodontist is the one who evaluates the position of the teeth and jaws and provides guidance on the options to correct or reposition the bite.

When to seek care? If you notice that the upper teeth protrude markedly or that the bite does not fit well, an early evaluation is worthwhile; in childhood and adolescence, professional follow-up usually opens up more alternatives.