RecessedMaxillacel
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Let me start off by saying this may not be as beautiful looking as most people long posts may be, Im not the best at doing that lol. So props to anyone who does. But I wanted to go over the correlation between jaw jutting & the recession of the midface/mandible. I’ve seen a couple posts about this & to me it’s definitely made a lot of sense, so I’ve spent a lot of my time looking into it & especially with myself really studying this. If you don’t know what I’m talking about basically it is said that if you are able to jut your jaw then your midface/mandible is recessed. So let me get into this a little bit. Basically anyone can jut their jaw correct, it’s natural, the mandible it a joint bone, it naturally can be me moved in different directions, including slightly forward & backwards. But my take is that if you’re able to jut your jaw forwards to an extreme amount then your midface/mandible is without a doubt recessed. Let me so you some examples here with my face. (This is why I am so positive this correlation is correct.)
So we have two pictures with the midface blacked out to emphasize more on the mandible right now. The first one is my natural bite & the second is with my jaw jutted. Which one looks better mandible-wise?
I’d assume you said the latter correct? In my case I am able to jut my jaw a whole half an inch forwards. If you also notice, in the first picture the curve of the mandible is borderline nowhere to be seen, but in the second picture it is pretty damn visible. This is because in the first picture (my natural bite) my curve of the back of my mandible is back behind my ear, but I’m the second picture (jutting my jaw) the curve of my mandible is in front of my ear. Here’s the same two pictures again. But with a guideline to see clearly.
Now if you know a little bit about most men with well developed faces, you’d know that the curve at the back of the mandible is basically almost ALWAYS in front of the ear in line with the back of the facial hair along the sideburns. Clearly my first picture (natural bite) is nowhere near that compared to the second where I jut my jaw. Here’s some pictures to show what I mean.
The reason I am so sure about this correlation is that my midface is undoubtedly recessed & it’s clear to see. Here’s a pic with regular bite & no blackout.
& although I have a perfect bite the fact I am able to jut my jaw forwards an entire half inch proves that my midface is recessed by close to a half inch & my mandible with that. There’s a lot more that I could add to this but as I’m typing this I’m currently forgetting everything I wanted to say so I’ll leave it at this & edit it with more if more comes to mind.
If you made it to this point I appreciate you takin the time to read what I wanted to say. I wanna know what your guys opinions are on this or if there is anything you may wanna add on to this. I’d be glad to know what y’all think about this.
So we have two pictures with the midface blacked out to emphasize more on the mandible right now. The first one is my natural bite & the second is with my jaw jutted. Which one looks better mandible-wise?
I’d assume you said the latter correct? In my case I am able to jut my jaw a whole half an inch forwards. If you also notice, in the first picture the curve of the mandible is borderline nowhere to be seen, but in the second picture it is pretty damn visible. This is because in the first picture (my natural bite) my curve of the back of my mandible is back behind my ear, but I’m the second picture (jutting my jaw) the curve of my mandible is in front of my ear. Here’s the same two pictures again. But with a guideline to see clearly.
Now if you know a little bit about most men with well developed faces, you’d know that the curve at the back of the mandible is basically almost ALWAYS in front of the ear in line with the back of the facial hair along the sideburns. Clearly my first picture (natural bite) is nowhere near that compared to the second where I jut my jaw. Here’s some pictures to show what I mean.
The reason I am so sure about this correlation is that my midface is undoubtedly recessed & it’s clear to see. Here’s a pic with regular bite & no blackout.
& although I have a perfect bite the fact I am able to jut my jaw forwards an entire half inch proves that my midface is recessed by close to a half inch & my mandible with that. There’s a lot more that I could add to this but as I’m typing this I’m currently forgetting everything I wanted to say so I’ll leave it at this & edit it with more if more comes to mind.
If you made it to this point I appreciate you takin the time to read what I wanted to say. I wanna know what your guys opinions are on this or if there is anything you may wanna add on to this. I’d be glad to know what y’all think about this.