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I have had a bite jumper for about 3 weeks now and I am just curious if anyone knows how they actually work ? i have a slight overjet on the right side which is causing an unaligned bite. DOes the jumper push my upper teeth back one by one ?
thanks for the response. it is appreciated. I may have the name confused, but i am unsure. when looking at the photo in the article it doesn't look like my appliance. mine has springs on it with 4 stoppers on the right side and one on the left which i am assuming increase the force. Is this the same thing as the jumper in the article ? it looks like Forcus Springs in the following link. http://www.drmehan.com/Patient%20Instructions.htm
