Can bony buckteeth also be corrected? Is the effect good?

A: Bone buckteeth can be corrected. In fact, the so-called buck teeth are maxillary protrusion, which can be treated quickly through surgery. Buckteeth not only have the upper jaw (upper teeth) protruding outward, but also have the lower jaw (lower teeth) inclined to the oral cavity, which is a stronger genetic factor. Maxillary protrusion may be caused by bad habits in childhood, while mandibular retraction is less likely to be caused by human factors, mostly genetic factors. Bone buckteeth can achieve the effect of tooth arrangement through surgery, and some people also have prominent maxilla. If these people want to achieve good results, they need to undergo orthodontic surgery at the same time, and may remove a part of the mandible to achieve the best correction effect. After the operation, they will really be much more beautiful.