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On my left side of my face my ramus is more rounded, while the ramus on my right side is more angular, is this caused by not chewing evenly? I do tend to chew more on my right side than my left side

Or could it be caused by high bf% or teeth asymmetry

I think I sleep on both sides evenly every night so idk if it could be that
 
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Bigger masseters make angular gonions way more prominent when you aren't lean. MMs of masseter development is the difference between having your angular gonions show or not. The leaner you are the less it matters.

Chew hard on your weaker side for a couple of months and see what happens.
 
Bigger masseters make angular gonions way more prominent when you aren't lean. MMs of masseter development is the difference between having your angular gonions show or not. The leaner you are the less it matters.

Chew hard on your weaker side for a couple of months and see what happens.
so is u have angular gonians, massater development makes them more prominenet?

how would one determine how angular their gonians are?
when celenching they look like this:
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does it mean theyre angular gonians since its not a rounded look, instead sharp?
 
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so is u have angular gonians, massater development makes them more prominenet?

how would one determine how angular their gonians are?
when celenching they look like this:
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does it mean theyre angular gonians since its not a rounded look, instead sharp?
Yeah.

Yours have good flare and decent angularity. Angular gonions basically dictate the angularity of bottom of the jaw. Flared gonions dictate the angularity at the ascending part of the ramus.

You're looking for those Timothee Chalamet angles on the jaw that drives girls crazy, except his is from downward growth so it's not ideal. An antegonial notch should form right where the lowest point of the gonions are. The jaw should then go up and then back down towards the chin. If the antegonial notch is from downward growth it will be further forward where the teeth begin and the lowest point of the gonions will be more in line with the rest of the jaw.
 
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By bottom of the jaw I meant the lower border. Think of the bottom of the chin. That part of the jaw all the way to the gonion.

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This type of angularity is caused by angular gonions.

By ascending part of the ramus I just mean the ramus as a whole.
so clenching your jaw with round not flared and not anguaar gonains would make someone look like they have a rounder jaw?
This wasn't my point but yes non-flared gonions would do this. Non-angular wouldn't.
 
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By bottom of the jaw I meant the lower border. Think of the bottom of the chin. That part of the jaw all the way to the gonion.

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This type of angularity is caused by angular gonions.

By ascending part of the ramus I just mean the ramus as a whole.

This wasn't my point but yes non-flared gonions would do this. Non-angular wouldn't.
ah ok so the line of the jaw coming outwards means angular jaw
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so having flared gonians is much more important than angular for chewing and wont make u look bloated and will give better jaw?
bc i have good flare i think but not the best angualrity
 
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ah ok so the line of the jaw coming outwards means angular jaw
View attachment 2686585

so having flared gonians is much more important than angular for chewing and wont make u look bloated and will give better jaw?
bc i have good flare i think but not the best angualrity
Yes to everything.
 
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