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I had the great privilege of contributing to a new article published in PLOS ONE yesterday that was coordinated by my colleague, Dr. Kristin Krueger , of Loyola University Chicago. The piece has been...

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''The robust build of Neandertal skulls and their large anterior teeth are a stark contrast to the smaller teeth and more gracile skulls of modern humans. These morphological differences were coupled with the observations of heavy anterior dental wear, and many researchers saw aspects of Neandertal cranial and dental morphology as adaptations that helped dissipate the high bite forces and/or repetitive loading of the anterior teeth and face when engaging in the use of teeth-as-tools. This "Anterior Dental Loading Hypothesis" has held a prominent position in Neandertal research.''


Facepulling confirmed

@JcPenny @jefty

 

[WhyNotMe_]

Even that creature mogs me damn.

 

[pablomaxx]

Just chew Falim bro!!

 

[JcPenny]

fax

 

[JcPenny]

only lowiqcels dont see the connection between facepulling and this

I also think the angle you pull at makes a big difference. if you pull towards the ground like this monkey, your face gonna be pointing dowards

You gotta pull at an upward angle and stabilize your whole head with your neck.

 

[maxximus]

only lowiqcels dont see the connection between facepulling and this

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I also think the angle you pull at makes a big difference. if you pull towards the ground like this monkey, your face gonna be pointing dowardsView attachment 3407329


You gotta pull at an upward angle and stabilize your whole head with your neck.

most facial appliances pull down though and they give pretty good results

the problem is that forward movement becomes a part of downward movement when these lowiqcels do it

the best way imo is to pull forwards and down slightly, taller faces are generally preferred anyways and a lot of recessedcels have short midfaces and short mandibles

 

[JcPenny]

most facial appliances pull down though and they give pretty good results

the problem is that forward movement becomes a part of downward movement when these lowiqcels do it

the best way imo is to pull forwards and down slightly, taller faces are generally preferred anyways and a lot of recessedcels have short midfaces and short mandibles

yea it depends on face shape . you just change the angle depending where you want your face to face (direction)

 

[maxximus]

yea it depends on face shape . you just change the angle depending where you want your face to face (direction)

precisely

 

[iblameCopecels]

yea it depends on face shape . you just change the angle depending where you want your face to face (direction)

But for CCW maxilla rotation for shorter midface i need to pull forward and upwards right?