Can a bad bite be corrected without surgery?
There are many treatments for TMJ that are non-surgical. Depending on the condition of your bite and the repositioning needed, there is a good chance you will not need surgery. Many of Dr. Douglas’s neuromuscular patients have success with oral appliances. Dentist, Dr. Douglas definitely favors use of the noninvasive treatments and will recommend conservative treatments before surgery.
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