Ramus Slope vs Mandible slope

[PubertyMaxxer]

The gonial angle is formed between the ramus and the mandible body

A absolutely vertical Ramus is very unnatural, aswell as a absolutely horizontal mandible body.

To attain the ideal of 110° what should the ramus angle be?

If both ramus and mandible body have a 10° deviating angle it should be ideal right?

 

[Deleted member 17174]

I dont know

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

I dont know

Thanks for contributing to my thread

 

[2d v2]

i dont think a vertical ramus is unnatural. my jaw shape is like this

i think its supposed to be rounded behind/under the earlobe, assuming its filled out/properly calcified.

A sloped ramus is a sign of soft modern diet.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

i dont think a vertical ramus is unnatural. my jaw shape is like this
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i think its supposed to be rounded behind/under the earlobe, assuming its filled out/properly calcified.

A sloped ramus is a sign of soft modern diet.

Absolutely vertical to the ground ramus is very unnatural.

Even morphs don't have it

 

[2d v2]

Absolutely vertical to the ground ramus is very unnatural.

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Even morphs don't have it

the ramus should have a ridge on the back, only ancient skulls and tribes that we no longer see walking around have perfect figure, but they are the ones who most imitate the modern day optimal skull structure.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

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