CHEWING=UPSWING

[SixCRY]

Chewing grow massester
Massester get bigger and the Ramus adapt so it grow longer

If for example you have downward growth, you have high set ramus, but if you lenghten in, your whole mandible will seem
to be more parallele to the frankfort plane

So its an upswing illusion and it also make the submentale area better because it will pull the skin posteriorly

What do you think of my theory

 

[john2]

Pathetically incorrect theory greycel.

 

[Mr.cope]

Chewing grow massester
Massester get bigger and the Ramus adapt so it grow longer

If for example you have downward growth, you have high set ramus, but if you lenghten in, your whole mandible will seem
to be more parallele to the frankfort plane

So its an upswing illusion and it also make the submentale area better because it will pull the skin posteriorly

What do you think of my theory

Broscience jfl

 

[Deleted member 685]

Let's just all skip this thread and act as if this never happened

 

[AutisticBeaner]

the first line is correct

 

[Chadelite]

the first line is correct

Chewing grow massester

 

[SixCRY]

This is an example, i also back up my claim with this study:

Clockwise maxilla rotation, but counter-clockwise mandibular...

STUDY :/p> I found a real good study on the correlation between size of the masseter muscles and craniofacial bone development. Looking at it it seems...

the-great-work.org

 

[Vidyacoper]

not upswing but yes i get what you're saying, that if you can increase your ramus length you'll get a better gonial angle, this making your lower jaw seem more forward grown/less downward grown
like this

 

[Swolepenisman]

but does it fat neck remove

 

[Chadelite]

not upswing but yes i get what you're saying, that if you can increase your ramus length you'll get a better gonial angle, this making your lower jaw seem more forward grown/less downward grown
like this
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hey that's me!






sike

 

[Mr.cope]

This is an example, i also back up my claim with this study:

Clockwise maxilla rotation, but counter-clockwise mandibular...

STUDY :/p> I found a real good study on the correlation between size of the masseter muscles and craniofacial bone development. Looking at it it seems...

the-great-work.org

That’s a morph idiot

 

[SixCRY]

Yes exactly, so you can hide some downward growth

not upswing but yes i get what you're saying, that if you can increase your ramus length you'll get a better gonial angle, this making your lower jaw seem more forward grown/less downward grown
like this
View attachment 276458