is narrow palate = hollow cheeks?

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then what is good, wide maxilla or small maxilla
 
My palate is wide and I have hollow cheeks
 
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Wide palate is almost NEEDED to have hollow cheeks because you need wide zygos. Palate is directly correlated to zygo width.
 
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Wide palate is almost NEEDED to have hollow cheeks because you need wide zygos. Palate is directly correlated to zygo width.
Cope
 
Wide palate is almost NEEDED to have hollow cheeks because you need wide zygos. Palate is directly correlated to zygo width.
False cuz I got insane wide zygos with narrow palate
 
hollowcheeks come from forward growth+wide maxilla+wide jaw. the hollow space is due to the bones acting like tent poles under the tissues.

if you have narrow palate it's very doubleful that you have wide anything, and very unlikely that you have forward growth
 
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Do you have a wide square jaw also?
Wide jaw too with vivid gonial angle.
but it's just my phenotype.
You also need high zygos and enough jaw width
Yes ofc. But wide palate =/= wide zygos
hollowcheeks come from forward growth+wide maxilla+wide jaw. the hollow space is due to the bones acting like tent poles under the tissues.

if you have narrow palate it's very doubleful that you have wide anything, and very unlikely that you have forward growth
I think this is legit. Forward growth is the most important.
 
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hollowcheeks come from forward growth+wide maxilla+wide jaw. the hollow space is due to the bones acting like tent poles under the tissues.

if you have narrow palate it's very doubleful that you have wide anything, and very unlikely that you have forward growth

I have decent forward growth and very wide zygos but a narrow palate.
 
Then it's good for hollow cheeks. Just get it

Maybe I’m wrong about what I said above. Can you confirm if what I said is correct (below is a video of me):

 
wtf is this bs?? narrow palate == hollow cheeks? Wider palate is always better, it is a fundamental physiological indicator of proper growth and development. You may as well ask if small wrists, penis or skull are desirable.

Hollow cheeks come from having prominent masseters and near zero buccinator muscle tone.
 
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Does my palate seem quite narrow above?
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wtf is this bs?? narrow palate == hollow cheeks? Wider palate is always better, it is a fundamental physiological indicator of proper growth and development. You may as well ask if small wrists, penis or skull are desirable.

Hollow cheeks come from having prominent masseters and near zero buccinator muscle tone.
I see
 
Does my palate seem quite narrow above?
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It's relative. 68mm palate width may be wide for you but is narrow for me, due to height difference. The best way to test palate size is by the julia roberts test. Just smile and count the number of teeth visible.
14==excellent
12==good
10==ok
<8==bad
 
I have quite narrow palate, yet I have over average jaw width and zygos width. I also have some hollow cheeks, but they show only when I get a little stubble
 
Wide, forward maxilla and wide jaw

There were some people saying hollow cheeks are created by wide maxilla and narrow jaw but I disagree, as I kept chewing my cheeks got more hollow
 
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Wide, forward maxilla and wide jaw

There were some people saying hollow cheeks are created by wide maxilla and narrow jaw but I disagree, as I kept chewing my cheeks got more hollow
Yes, wide maxilla, wide mandible, strong masseters combined with zero muscle tone on your buccinators give that hollow appearance.
It is like the strong maxilla and mandible act as hills and lack of buccinator tone serves as a valley, this contrast is what gives the appearance of hollowness and is physiologically and functionally desirable.
 
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