Masseter asymmetry - could the solution just be chewing?

[Oesteogenesis]

I’ve always chewed mainly on my right side which has caused that side to have a larger masseter muscle and seems like a longer ramus. Could I just chew on the otherside instead to try make it more symmetrical or is the is a structural issue and it’s just an asymmetry I can’t fix?

 

[Mxrii0.]

I’ve always chewed mainly on my right side which has caused that side to have a larger masseter muscle and seems like a longer ramus. Could I just chew on the otherside instead to try make it more symmetrical or is the is a structural issue and it’s just an asymmetry I can’t fix?

depends if its muscle or bone problem

 

[Oesteogenesis]

depends if its muscle or bone problem

Right side the ramus is significantly longer/prominent than my left side, and it’s likely the masseter because whenever I suck in my cheeks or swish my mouth around the hollow cheeks typa thing created looks much worse on the side which I don’t usually chew on and the right side looks quite good

 

[Mxrii0.]

idk if its bone problem you cant fix it without fillers

 

[Ch1gga]

I’ve always chewed mainly on my right side which has caused that side to have a larger masseter muscle and seems like a longer ramus. Could I just chew on the otherside instead to try make it more symmetrical or is the is a structural issue and it’s just an asymmetry I can’t fix?

Probably, probably not.

 

[sherry12]

I’ve always chewed mainly on my right side which has caused that side to have a larger masseter muscle and seems like a longer ramus. Could I just chew on the otherside instead to try make it more symmetrical or is the is a structural issue and it’s just an asymmetry I can’t fix?

Worked for me