Does Wolff's law only really apply for jaw training?

[afitb0726]

Since bonesmashing isnt actually use wolffs law, it seems that consistent chewing of the jaw is the only application of wolffs law to looksmaxxing, since it increase bonemass via the logical application of this study:

Mechanical signals as anabolic agents in bone - PMC

Aging and a sedentary lifestyle conspire to reduce bone quantity and quality, decrease muscle mass and strength, and undermine postural stability, culminating in an elevated risk of skeletal fracture. Concurrently, a marked reduction in the ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Since this point is established, what exactly does effective jaw training do to the face other than the width and bone density of the jaw?

 

[αяєѕση]

don't do it, your tmj is gonna wear off

 

[afitb0726]

don't do it, your tmj is gonna wear off

does that apply to jaw clenching as well? I have subconciously done that for a while and my muscles seem bigger, but I also feel that my jaw has become asymetrical. I could be i havent noticed till now, but who knows

 

[αяєѕση]

yes

 

[afitb0726]

yes

even though you said not to jaw train, would chewing on the side that is "higher up or more asymetric fix the asymetry by returning the face to balance

 

[αяєѕση]

I wouldn't do that, and you should discuss assymtry with your ortho, hopfully it's dental rather skeltal

 

[afitb0726]

I wouldn't do that, and you should discuss assymtry with your ortho, hopfully it's dental rather skeltal

does my jaw seem asymetrical to you

 

[Tneedtoimprove]

does my jaw seem asymetrical to you

A little.