Macrogenia

Macrogeny is a term used to describe an abnormality in the structure of the lower jaw. Translated from Greek, macrogenia means “large jaw.”

Macrogeny can manifest itself in various forms, for example, in the form of increased width of the lower jaw or its length. This can lead to changes in facial shape, as well as malocclusion and chewing problems.

The causes of macrogenia can be different. For example, it may be due to genetic factors, facial trauma, or improper jaw development in childhood.

Treatment for macrogenia may include surgical methods such as removing excess bone or reshaping the jaw. Orthodontic methods such as braces or aligners may also be used.

Overall, macrogenia is a fairly common anomaly that can lead to various health problems. Therefore, it is important to contact a specialist if this condition is detected.

Macrogeny is an enlargement of the lower jaw, which is usually accompanied by an enlargement of the chin.

Macrogenic dentition can be caused by genetic factors, and also depend on hormonal fluctuations in the body and other environmental factors.

In childhood, macrogenia may not manifest itself, but with age, problems with speech, errors in pronunciation and difficulties in communicating with people appear. Some patients report discomfort while chewing and pain in the neck and back of the head.

If you have discovered that you have a macrogenic bite, it is better to contact a specialist sooner rather than later. He will conduct an examination and give recommendations for correcting the bite. If you approach the matter correctly, it is possible to correct the situation. There are special orthodontic structures and simulators that can improve muscle elasticity and the position of the lower jaw. There are also massage therapists who can improve the condition of the jaw joints and increase their mobility. The doctor may suggest installation of prostheses, overhead