chewing with premolars could give u cw rotation

[swaggerdoodle]

if you chew with your premolars, couldnt it give you cw rotation instead of ccw? I think so because chewing with premolars give a gap between the back teeth and back upper teeth. The back teeth will then try to touch as if it were a normal bite but it cant because of the space taken in the premolars.



now im no craniologist and my reasoning could be stupid. But then again imagine someone with masseters that has the force of a million pounds and Slowey bites on something extremely unbreakable using the premolars. His skull (if it wasnt shattered) would look like the 2nd skull because the back lower teeth needed something to bite on as well but makes up for it by biting on the top upper teeth.

 

[swaggerdoodle]

bump

 

[HorseMan7]

No, chewing won't give you a crazy open bite like that. That doesn't happen and it wouldn't make sense. The rotation goes in the direction the force is being applied. That's assuming you're still growing and not an adult btw

 

[soggra]

Yes and chewing with incisors gives ccw rotation which is ideal

 

[swaggerdoodle]

No, chewing won't give you a crazy open bite like that. That doesn't happen and it wouldn't make sense. The rotation goes in the direction the force is being applied. That's assuming you're still growing and not an adult btw

mb, forgot to mention the 2nd one is an exaggeration of what happens

 

[HorseMan7]

mb, forgot to mention the 2nd one is an exaggeration of what happens

2nd one is not what happens, period. Chewing causes the mandible to grow forward along with the maxilla.

 

[cutecoolnerdboy]

2nd one is not what happens, period. Chewing causes the mandible to grow forward along with the maxilla.

If you have a rubber mouthguard, wear it all night to sleep and 2-3 hours you develop a posterior open bite, raising your curve of spee. , although this necessarily isn’t because of chewing take this into account.