The Jaw Surgery Blog is almost ready to go live!

I’ve got all the videos converted, now it’s just a matter of uploading and getting the final tweaks done.

In fact, I’m creating the FAQ (frequently asked questions) page right now, and I need your help.

Ask me absolutely any burning question you have about any part of the jaw surgery process.

Not only will I answer you personally, but I will also include it on the FAQ page, because there are probably a ton of people out there with your exact same question.

Don’t worry, all of the questions will be listed generically and anonymously, and you don’t even have to use your real name in the comments.

To ask a question (or multiple questions), just click here to get your answer.

Like a horse and carriage, braces go with jaw surgery. For me, they were one of the more frustrating and seemingly never-ending parts of the process, but a necessity nonetheless.

And before I scare you off, they really weren’t that bad, just being melodramatic.

I was lucky enough to have a smooth and relatively painless surgery, which helped the braces achieve their least-favorite-part-of-the-process award.

While this site covers every aspect of Jaw Surgery, from start to finish, there are also a lot of resources out there that specialize in just specific parts of the process.

BracesReview.com is one such site, encompassing everything there is to know about mouths of metal (and yes, even invisible aligners too).

They cover everything from braces cost, braces insurance, and an awesome forum to talk with tons of other brace-faces from around the world.

If forums aren’t your thing, BracesReview.com has a library of articles covering all the most frequently asked questions.

There’s even an orthodontist directory to help you get started and find a doctor in your area.

So, whether you’re just thinking about getting braces, you already have them, or you’ve been there done that and just want to help those following in your footsteps, BracesReview.com is an excellent resource that you should check out.

http://www.bracesreview.com