Fully reverse extreme jaw asymmetry in less than 1 month (with proof).

[ronald_2]

awesome

So... which one are we supposed to follow.

 

[chinprojectiongod]

So... which one are we supposed to follow.

 

[ronald_2]

@chinprojectiongod One question. Should I push in the same direction where the deviation is? My lower teeth sits to the right of the upper teeth.

Seems counterintuitive ngl.

 

[chinprojectiongod]

@chinprojectiongod One question. Should I push in the same direction where the deviation is? My lower teeth sits to the right of the upper teeth.

Seems counterintuitive ngl.


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yep push the same direction as the deviation

 

[Melvin91723]

if my left side is longer and is tilting to the right, i should hold my hand on the left side?

 

[tristanbongo]

if my jaw looks like this i should push to the right with my fingers? should i resist the force with my jaw or not?

 

[chinprojectiongod]

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if my jaw looks like this i should push to the right with my fingers? should i resist the force with my jaw or not?

you need to push on the left side of your chin and resist the force

 

[sepsis]

greycel moment

 

[abdullah23k]

You might have a cross bite not 100% sure

 

[ascendmaxxing]

Yo dude any updates on your current situation?

 

[chinprojectiongod]

Yo dude any updates on your current situation?

I’m chillin gang

 

[ascendmaxxing]

I’m chillin gang

Pm me bro I want to ask you few questions

 

[Ashoimex]

different angle

 

[Looksmaxxer25102005]

First, the pictures for proof. The first pic is from July 7th, the second and third are from late July and early August.
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I went from a 17 degree deviation to a 5 degree deviation, with this rate of change it would be fully reversed in another week.
Now, for the method:
Step 1: Take a picture of your face and determine which side of your jaw is “longer” (the red line can help measure this).
Step 2: Lightly push on the chin of that side, moving the jaw through a full range of motion.
Step 3: Do this for 15 reps, 3 sets, 2-3 times a day.
That’s literally it. I’m happy to answer any questions and send full face pics to anyone that PMs me. If you don’t want to read this and instead want to watch a video, here’s where I got the idea from:

My jaw is tilted towards my right side. Which direction should I push my chin? Thanks .

 

[iblameblackpill3]

Could't this be lateral pterygoid muscle that is causing the issues?And its trained by pushing to one side while resisting with jaw muscles.Inbalances in this muscle can cause jaw deviation while also assymetry.What do you think?And its located exactly next to ear as you said and above the massater.