So upper jaw surgery.. that's happening... in less than two months now... My official diagnosis is related to maxillary hypoplasia and maxillary asymmetry . Here's a great description of maxillary hypoplasia (from wiseGeek.com) - "Maxillary hypoplasia is an underdevelopment of the bones in the upper jaw. This condition can give the middle of the face a sunken appearance, and makes the lower jaw look like it is protruding even if it is anatomically normal." Reason of development - "usually as a result of poorly planned dental extractions. If teeth are removed from the upper jaw, it may fail to develop, and could become sunken over time." Three or four teeth (I can't remember how many) were removed from the upper and two from my lower jaw as a child. My mouth was just too small and didn't fit everything, so they thought they were doing the right thing. I'm sure this is one of the underlying causes of my problems. In additi...