should the tongue not touch the teeth on the upper palate?

[turneywest]

If you think about it this way, if you press your tongue on the upper palate and don’t feel your teeth, then this is a sign that the palate is of ideal width.

 

[Deleted member 102846]

Your avi turns me on a lot

 

[Deleted member 102846]

Reminds me of my onitis she was 5'5 and only dated 6'3+ muscular older guys

 

[turneywest]

Your avi turns me on a lot

good answer to the question

 

[Deleted member 102846]

good answer to the question

I honestly think it's a stupid question sorry

 

[turneywest]

I honestly think it's a stupid question sorry

where am i wrong

 

[Deleted member 102846]

where am i wrong

Its not a sole indicator on whether you have a well developed palate or not, your tongue should fit on your palate without touching teeth too much. Slight variations are normal because everyone is different but if your tongue spills into your teeth too much thats a bad sign ig. But there's other factors affecting this like tongue posture habits, dental arch shape etc etc.

 

[turneywest]

I honestly think it's a stupid question sorry

what if you widen your palate until your tongue can't feel them. I just assume that maybe the palate is not so well developed that a person feels teeth with the tongue.

 

[Deleted member 102846]

what if you widen your palate until your tongue can't feel them. I just assume that maybe the palate is not so well developed that a person feels teeth with the tongue.

The tongue is very stretchy so I feel like it would adapt, I have an above average palatal width and my tongue touches most of my teeth

 

[turneywest]

The tongue is very stretchy so I feel like it would adapt, I have an above average palatal width and my tongue touches most of my teeth

Thank you

 

[Evgeniy291]

If you think about it this way, if you press your tongue on the upper palate and don’t feel your teeth, then this is a sign that the palate is of ideal width.

Different tongue sizes