Does bonesmashing really work or not?

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This method is based on Wolff's law, but it also states that bone does adapt to stress, but only to physiological stress, not to a hammer blow. Moreover, the face contains not only bones but also nerves, blood vessels, muscles, and mucous membranes. Any injury can damage these.
 
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This method is based on Wolff's law, but it also states that bone does adapt to stress, but only to physiological stress, not to a hammer blow. Moreover, the face contains not only bones but also nerves, blood vessels, muscles, and mucous membranes. Any injury can damage these.
Wolffs law shit is cope
People now claim its scar tissue and/or mechanotransduction which induces the growth
i havent tried it so i cant say if it works or not
 
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Wolffs law shit is cope
People now claim its scar tissue and/or mechanotransduction which induces the growth
i havent tried it so i cant say if it works or not
Trust me it doesnt, scar tissue is so unreliable, it looks like shit, if 1million people bone smashed for scar tissue mass, all of them would look like an asymmetrical peanut, maybe only one hit the jackpot with perfect scar healing and symmetrical healing, and even then, its not majorly noticeable
 
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Dont do it twin
I just have some minor issues with my cheekbones, they're just not there, and I don't like it. I'm in the process of getting braces (they're correcting my overbite and deep bite with a forcer and regular braces, and then they'll put a palate expander (NOT a MARPE)). It's also possible that my fat percentage is around 15%, but it's still very hard to see.
 
I just have some minor issues with my cheekbones, they're just not there, and I don't like it. I'm in the process of getting braces (they're correcting my overbite and deep bite with a forcer and regular braces, and then they'll put a palate expander (NOT a MARPE)). It's also possible that my fat percentage is around 15%, but it's still very hard to see.
forsus*
 
I just have some minor issues with my cheekbones, they're just not there, and I don't like it. I'm in the process of getting braces (they're correcting my overbite and deep bite with a forcer and regular braces, and then they'll put a palate expander (NOT a MARPE)). It's also possible that my fat percentage is around 15%, but it's still very hard to see.
Just trust ur orthodontist with what hes doing, so far its good, if possible ask for a twin block /herbst appliance instead ofusing rubber bands to correct ur over bite and deepbite, bonesmashing does not work at all, wolffs law is mechanical stress/tension, which requires sustaibed controlled orthodontic forces not a kid with a hammer injuring himself.
 
Just trust ur orthodontist with what hes doing, so far its good, if possible ask for a twin block /herbst appliance instead ofusing rubber bands to correct ur over bite and deepbite, bonesmashing does not work at all, wolffs law is mechanical stress/tension, which requires sustaibed controlled orthodontic forces not a kid with a hammer injuring himself.
This is what I have now. He didn't say anything about your devices (except for Herbts, I asked him, he said that firstly, it's very painful, secondly, it can't be placed asymmetrically, and thirdly, Forsus is almost the same, has less trauma, etc.).
 

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This method is based on Wolff's law, but it also states that bone does adapt to stress, but only to physiological stress, not to a hammer blow. Moreover, the face contains not only bones but also nerves, blood vessels, muscles, and mucous membranes. Any injury can damage these.
Yea it’s not cope
 
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This is what I have now. He didn't say anything about your devices (except for Herbts, I asked him, he said that firstly, it's very painful, secondly, it can't be placed asymmetrically, and thirdly, Forsus is almost the same, has less trauma, etc.).
Forsus isnt the same, it also pulls back ur upper teeth while moving ur lower jaw forward, forsus is more of a braces level correction than skeletal correction, and also it doesnt stimulate/promote mandibular growth
 
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Forsus isnt the same, it also pulls back ur upper teeth while moving ur lower jaw forward, forsus is more of a braces level correction than skeletal correction, and also it doesnt stimulate/promote mandibular growth
Fuck, it sounds sad that nothing's growing. It would probably be better to have Le Fort 3 surgery later, or maybe it would be better to ask the orthodontist about everything... But if my goal is to become more beautiful and not just "correct my bite," then what can I ask him or what should I change later?
 
Fuck, it sounds sad that nothing's growing. It would probably be better to have Le Fort 3 surgery later, or maybe it would be better to ask the orthodontist about everything... But if my goal is to become more beautiful and not just "correct my bite," then what can I ask him or what should I change later?
Dont get me wrong, forsus can still help, but herbst/twin blick is so much better
 
Fuck, it sounds sad that nothing's growing. It would probably be better to have Le Fort 3 surgery later, or maybe it would be better to ask the orthodontist about everything... But if my goal is to become more beautiful and not just "correct my bite," then what can I ask him or what should I change later?
You should ask him about the differences of these appliances
 
This method is based on Wolff's law, but it also states that bone does adapt to stress, but only to physiological stress, not to a hammer blow. Moreover, the face contains not only bones but also nerves, blood vessels, muscles, and mucous membranes. Any injury can damage these.
This method is based on Wolff's law, but it also states that bone does adapt to stress, but only to physiological stress, not to a hammer blow. Moreover, the face contains not only bones but also nerves, blood vessels, muscles, and mucous membranes. Any injury can damage these.
fuck no it temporary swells your face but it’s mostly cope
 
This method is based on Wolff's law, but it also states that bone does adapt to stress, but only to physiological stress, not to a hammer blow. Moreover, the face contains not only bones but also nerves, blood vessels, muscles, and mucous membranes. Any injury can damage these.
listen closely nigga
technically there will be bone growth but through anecdotal experience its mainly scar tissue
NEVERTHELESS THERE IS ACTUAL VOLUME GROWTH
who cares if its bone or scar tissue? if my zygos look bigger then its a success
 
Twin blocks are installed while baby teeth are still present.
Herbst, Sabbagh, and similar appliances are outdated options.
Forsus is the most effective of the powerful sagittal correctors.

This is what the orthodontist told me.
 
Twin blocks are installed while baby teeth are still present.
Herbst, Sabbagh, and similar appliances are outdated options.
Forsus is the most effective of the powerful sagittal correctors.

This is what the orthodontist told me.
Alright sure, twin blocks are often used earlier, yeah, but they’re not limited to baby teeth.
Herbst and Sabbagh aren’t outdated, actually kinda crazy he said that😭, this is just straight up an opinion, not a fact, they're still widely used and give strong results. And Forsus isn’t ‘the most effective’ overall, it just works well with braces and needs no compliance, but it moves teeth more than it changes jaw growth
 
Alright sure, twin blocks are often used earlier, yeah, but they’re not limited to baby teeth.
Herbst and Sabbagh aren’t outdated, actually kinda crazy he said that😭, this is just straight up an opinion, not a fact, they're still widely used and give strong results. And Forsus isn’t ‘the most effective’ overall, it just works well with braces and needs no compliance, but it moves teeth more than it changes jaw growth
and what to do now?? :hnghn:
 

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