JawTrac® Alignment for the Most Comfortable Jaw Position to Optimize Your Bite and Transform Your Face
Medically Reviewed by Sam Muslin, DDS, MAGD | Last Updated on 08/16/2022
We are looking for the right dentist to treat us, and it may be a surprise to know that there is a wide range of differences in skill, knowledge, and experience between dentists. Many neuromuscular dentists use electronics to help them try to locate a bite position. The $5,000 "orthotic" neuromuscular appliance was a complete waste of time for her. She came into Dr. Sam Muslin’s office, received the JawTrac® appliance the same day and was comfortable very quickly.
She said, "When I go to a doctor, and I'm a medical professional, I get a sense very quickly about the skill level and knowledge of the doctor I am seeing." The neuromuscular dentist's recommendations were a year of braces and then jaw surgery and then hospitalization along with more braces and then veneers and crowns on all of the teeth. She did not like what she heard.
When the jawline improves, the shape to the entire face improves. JawTrac® required much less downtime from work, was much faster and the adaptation to the JawTrac® appliance was very quick.
When a dentist wants to drill down all of your healthy teeth, would you call that safe treatment? If a dentist recommends jaw surgery, which may work, but is jaw surgery safe to get?
We recently treated a patient who had jaw surgery and years of braces for underbite treatment and it went so bad that the patient was left with a small chin and a deep overbite. It was corrected by the Face Lift Dentistry® method with JawTrac® and VENLAY® Bite Restorations without even getting a shot. The patient said: "it was easy compared to jaw surgery."
The secret to getting the overbite corrected is getting the right position for your lower jaw first. Most patients have small chins because the overbite makes the chin look small. Jawtrac® locates your ideal jaw position first. You will experience comfort first. You will see your new jawline with the JawTrac® appliance immediately.
The jaw position is established, your pain and discomfort are reduced and now your overbite is "optimized" instead of just corrected. You will have a wider smile and a balanced shape to your face and you will see it and feel it before we work on your teeth.
Jaw click and pop because the bite is forcing the jaw joint to operate improperly. There is a disconnect between the teeth, the bite, the jaw position, and the TMJ. Sometimes it goes away after treatment and occasionally, the damage to the joint is too much to stop the clicking and popping.
It is a treatment for patients that want it all. They want the aesthetics that are combined with functionality that does not involve a lot of pain, surgery, drilling down your good teeth and time. Most cosmetic dentists cannot offer this level. Our method involves, no cutting down healthy teeth, no braces or clear aligners and no surgery and the treatment is done quickly. Welcome to the Face Lift Dentistry® Method.
There is no comprehensive method that is as quick, safe and predictable as this method. Patients fly in because it is much quicker, safer and more predictable than treatments that only handle part of the problem. Call us, let us so we can understand your needs and we can help you understand how to receive treatment at this level.
Face Lift Dentistry® Is The Future of Bite Correction
Face Lift Dentistry® not only optimizes your smile, but it also optimizes your entire face! Call today and get ready to change your life. Face Lift Dentistry® results are Safer, More Reliable, Testable, and Far More Predictable Healthcare with enormous Cosmetic Impact.
Contact UsFace Lift Dentistry® fee is $40,000 per upper or lower arch plus any additional dental work such as fillings, gum work, dental implants, etc. Most patients get both the upper and the lower arches done simultaneously to maximize their results and get the most health benefits possible. Face Lift Dentistry® is dental health care that is tax deductible depending on your income, so we advise that you check with your accountant.