My surgeon is not sure what to do

[Class2geo]

My current surgeon seems to have preety good credentials. He is in fact board certified. What do you think? http://www.vernonhillsoralsurgery.com/.

[underbitewars]

I have no knowledge of your surgeon but it sounds to me like he's being thoughtful so don't be hasty to switch. Some surgeon telling you he/she knows exactly how to "fix you" doesn't necessarily guarantee results you'll be happy with either. That said, you could get a second opinion.

[glennstanzalone]

My current surgeon seems to have preety good credentials. He is in fact board certified. What do you think? http://www.vernonhillsoralsurgery.com/.

He seems to be well credentialed. I would still get a second opinion. I've seen about 4 doctors who all told me I was a good candidate for jaw surgery before settling on my surgeon. A couple orthodontists, and 2 OMFS before meeting my surgeon. I'd take your x-rays around to a couple other doctors and just see what they say. It couldn't hurt. You don't need to switch doctors, just get their opinions.

[EWUgal15]

I have no knowledge of your surgeon but it sounds to me like he's being thoughtful so don't be hasty to switch. Some surgeon telling you he/she knows exactly how to "fix you" doesn't necessarily guarantee results you'll be happy with either. That said, you could get a second opinion.

I agree with this statement as well. I only met with one surgeon, which was probably a mistake on my part to be honest, but I'm still happy with how everything has turned out. I definitely think that multiple consults (which are normally free) will help put things at ease.