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My lower left wisdom tooth is partially erupted, but my lower right wisdom tooth is completely impacted and hasn't moved in the past year. The left side of my jaw has a way wider gonion and a way longer ramus than the right side.
The right side of my palate is significantly higher than the left. I suspect this is due to mewing and swallowing. Because the left side of my jaw is bigger, the left half of my tongue has more space than the right half. During swallowing, the right helf of my tongue presses upward with great force because the jaw it resides in is too small, and my tongue's left half pushes up with less force because the jaw is deeper on that side.
The palatal asymmetry is really bad because it's harder to breathe through my right nostril than my left. It may be the vaulted right half of my palate taking up space in the nasal cavity.
Back to the wisdom teeth problem. Since the left side of my mandible has a partially erupted 3rd molar, my left lower teeth have been pushed forwards, making my left side more forward-grown. My left upper teeth are more forward than my right upper teeth too. Is this ’cause the maxilla and mandible grow in tandem or ’cause my UPPER right wisdom tooth is also growing in and pushing on the upper right teeth? I don't know. The left side of my maxilla looks and feels slightly more forward-grown than the right. The nasolabial fold is deeper on the right side.
You can see my asymmetry problem here:
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Experts’ opinions needed.
UPDATE: I've tried very hard to mew more on the left side, but my tongue seems to be incapable of doing so (might be because of the massive jaw asymmetry). Whenever I try to push my tongue up on the left, the right side will always push upward even more. I've never succeeded at only mewing on the left side. Whatever force I push at the left, the right exceeds that.
The right side of my palate is significantly higher than the left. I suspect this is due to mewing and swallowing. Because the left side of my jaw is bigger, the left half of my tongue has more space than the right half. During swallowing, the right helf of my tongue presses upward with great force because the jaw it resides in is too small, and my tongue's left half pushes up with less force because the jaw is deeper on that side.
The palatal asymmetry is really bad because it's harder to breathe through my right nostril than my left. It may be the vaulted right half of my palate taking up space in the nasal cavity.
Back to the wisdom teeth problem. Since the left side of my mandible has a partially erupted 3rd molar, my left lower teeth have been pushed forwards, making my left side more forward-grown. My left upper teeth are more forward than my right upper teeth too. Is this ’cause the maxilla and mandible grow in tandem or ’cause my UPPER right wisdom tooth is also growing in and pushing on the upper right teeth? I don't know. The left side of my maxilla looks and feels slightly more forward-grown than the right. The nasolabial fold is deeper on the right side.
You can see my asymmetry problem here:
Blackpill: The Most Brutal Mog (Facial Symmetry Pill)
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looksmax.org
Experts’ opinions needed.
UPDATE: I've tried very hard to mew more on the left side, but my tongue seems to be incapable of doing so (might be because of the massive jaw asymmetry). Whenever I try to push my tongue up on the left, the right side will always push upward even more. I've never succeeded at only mewing on the left side. Whatever force I push at the left, the right exceeds that.
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