Asymmetry and Bsing

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If my jaw is slight asymmetrical (my left side is a bit more developed), should I still bs the same amount on both sides or more on the weaker side? Also the entire left side of my face like sort of droopy (sagging nose tip and lip), including the jaw. Is this a big issue and how do I correct it?
 
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can u be specific
well usually one side of the jaw being more developed is due to a malocclusion, most times a crossbite usually unilateral
depending on age op could reverse most of this if he gets his bite fixed assuming its not a purely skeletal thing
 
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well usually one side of the jaw being more developed is due to a malocclusion, most times a crossbite usually unilateral
depending on age op could reverse most of this if he gets his bite fixed assuming its not a purely skeletal thing
I just visited my ortho he said nothings wrong with my bite
 
no look into other stuff instead it could be simply asymmetry one side maybe is up and one is lower or it could be bone be a little more specific
 
no look into other stuff instead it could be simply asymmetry one side maybe is up and one is lower or it could be bone be a little more specific
Ok thanks but also one of my eyes is like slightly bigger/rounder than my other and i think its because of my eyelid do you know how to fix that
 
be more specific i dont understand what you just said
like my eyes have some slight asymmetry, specifically on their size and shape. one of them in slightly rounder which makes it bigger and i think the difference is because of the eyelid but not completely sure
 
like my eyes have some slight asymmetry, specifically on their size and shape. one of them in slightly rounder which makes it bigger and i think the difference is because of the eyelid but not completely sure
the body is one huge system if its not bone its probably compensating for something postural dont neglect posture its really important if its bone tough you can't do much about it tough
 
the body is one huge system if its not bone its probably compensating for something postural dont neglect posture its really important if its bone tough you can't do much about it tough
ok thanks just one more question. whats the optimal way to sleep because i mouthbreath when i sleep and i keep seeing debates on pillow height or what side i should be sleeping on
 

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