If you break a jaw is it stronger than before you broke it?
I did a search on your question because if I was to guess I would say No right of the bat. Every thing I did read about broken bones did not address the bone becoming stronger after mending. On the bright side I did not read any thing say that it would be weaker after fully healing either. If you feel that it is not mended correctly talk to your doctor they can advise you.
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