YES!!! I had an osteochondroma in my left condyle requiring total joint replacement. The surgery was done in Aug 2009. I have most of my jaw function back, but I am limited in sideways movement to the right. My own rib was used rather that a prosthesis.
it does not create cancer
Osteochondroma is a benign tumor that develops in children near the bone. It is usually found on bone joints such as the knee, hip or shoulder. It is not known what causes it.
Your jaw may appear crooked in pictures due to the angle at which the photo is taken, the lighting, or the position of your head. It could also be due to natural asymmetry in your facial features.
The word "osteochondroma" is composed of three component parts: "osteo," meaning bone, "chondro," meaning cartilage, and "oma," which denotes a tumor. Therefore, osteochondroma refers to a tumor that consists of both bone and cartilage tissues. It is typically a benign growth that occurs near the growth plates of long bones.
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To make your jaw appear wider, you can try exercises that strengthen the jaw muscles, such as chewing gum or performing specific jaw exercises. Additionally, cosmetic options like jaw fillers or surgical procedures, such as jaw augmentation, can create a more pronounced jawline. Maintaining a healthy diet and managing body fat can also enhance the overall appearance of your jaw. Always consult a professional before pursuing any significant changes.
Your jaw may appear crooked in pictures due to asymmetry in your facial muscles or bone structure. To fix it, you can try exercises to strengthen and balance your jaw muscles, or consult with a dentist or orthodontist for professional advice and treatment options.
There are 6 syllables. Os-te-o-chon-dro-ma.
Osteochondroma is a benign growth of bone and cartilage.
Upper jaw is a maxilla, and the lower jaw is a mandible.
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