Ronald Ead was driven mentally ill by mewing

[Carbonate]

His whole journey started when he came accross Mike Mew's pseudo scientific gibberish. It led him to go AGGA and he went crazy because by his logic a wider palate is always good. He destroyed his teeth, the roots of his teeth and the surrounding tissue and bone to the point he had to get grafts and injection to keep his teeth from falling out. This guy's life got severely damaged all because he stumbled across the Mew's work.

He also actively promoted AGGA to others. In fact he was the biggest AGGA cheerleader so imagine how many other people's lives he destroyed. Now he's moved on to promoting MSE which nobody knows the long term consequences of.

Look at this and tell me this isn't mental illness.

 

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[AlexBrown84]

Take trips to Miami

 

[Reckless Turtle]

He also actively promoted AGGA to others. In fact he was the biggest AGGA cheerleader so imagine how many other people's lives he destroyed. Now he's moved on to promoting MSE which nobody knows the long term consequences of.

He's acknowledged that AGGA is problematic and negatively affected his teeth. Some palates are simply too narrow to the point that MSE or SARPE could be beneficial. Not being able to breathe and eat well probably has worse long term consequences than MSE.

 

[Deleted member 9670]

He's acknowledged that AGGA is problematic and negatively affected his teeth. Some palates are simply too narrow to the point that MSE or SARPE could be beneficial. Not being able to breathe and eat well probably has worse long term consequences than MSE.

what is AGGA?

some appliance that moves maxilla forward

 

[Deleted member 1901]

what is AGGA?

some appliance that moves maxilla forward

Yes that is what it does. It stands for anterior growth guidance appliance

 

[Reckless Turtle]

what is AGGA?

some appliance that moves maxilla forward

It applies pressure to the teeth. It's a garbage, overpriced device unless there's a legitimate reason to only be torqueing the teeth outward, slightly (assuming that the maxillary position is already ideal).