Our program will fund all aspects of your treatment, this includes: Travel costs, accommodation, medical visa (for required nationalities) doctor visits, consultation, braces, aligners, surgery, medication and recovery follow-ups.

Yes, you are allowed to bring one family member with you to accompany you throughout the treatment.

In most cases, underbites can be treated with braces or aligners. In severe cases, a surgery might be necessary. We will let you know after reviewing your application.

Initial jaw healing typically takes one month after surgery, and up to 2 months later, you may resume more moderate chewing in order to help strengthen the jaw muscles, although prolonged chewing should be minimized.

No, this international program is for everyone regardless of where you reside.

If you are unable to travel, we will try to find a qualified doctor and surgeon within your country to take on the treatment.

Surgery is appropriate after growth stops, usually around ages 14 to 16 years for females and ages 17 to 21 years for males

Surgical intervention is only necessary when there is a more serious skeletal problem responsible for the bad bite. Surgery is our last option, we do our best to correct your underbite without a surgery. It varies by case.

We will apply for your medical visa and help you with the necessary paperwork.

Not at this moment, we specialize in treating underbites, our focus is people with malocclusion class 3 (underbite or double jaw)