I use to mouth breath when I was younger. I had no idea that it would even effect anything, I was really young. Usually I have to keep my mouth closed consciously now, trying to develop that habit but it's a struggle. I'm going to buy duck tape when I sleep...
This summer my father is going to set me up and get damon braces. Aligns the teeth and makes the pallete bigger to fit into my mouth.
You still are and look young. Definitely try to acquire correct lip posture you still have a lot left of facial growth…
Most male’s facial bone structure will barely change after 15. The changes are really subtle and mainly in soft tissue.
A palate expander will greatly help you, just be careful with the braces and elastics. Since elastics literally pulls your maxilla backwards to fix your bite, but all your face may get recessed.
There’s studies that prove that Mandibular and maxilla growth to a lesser extent are quite apparent. But peak mean for Facial size pubertal growth spurt onset was found to have a mean peak at 15 years old. And yes, lots of the growth in 16-21 is soft tissues. Of course puberty timing and skeletal maturation has a role in this, OP still looks pretty young and doesn’t have any facial hair… which may change in the following year or months…
Chewing is legit for brow ridge I guess until early 20s.
High iq father. Just make sure that overbite is fixed.
link these studies. I'm aware of very slight mandibular thickening, but maxillary growth will be complete/practically complete
how does chewing affect brow ridge? i can see it giving the illusion of a better brow ridge thorugh upswing which allows for better head tilt, but chewing is not proven at all to have large affects of facial bone strucure in late-pubital males
Source: looksmax.org
quit trolling. that obviously is not a reliable source nor a study.
I'll have to find some ways for them to move the mandible forward rather than the maxilla back. More benefits in moving the lower jaw forward (more forward growth) than getting a recessed maxilla
im aware that the mandible continues to grow, but the source does not specify by how much. statistically significant is no indication that the growth is actually something that OP can rely on to affect his appearance muchAge Changes of Jaws and Soft Tissue Profile
Age-related changes of jaws and soft tissue profile are important both for orthodontists and general dentists. Mouth profile is the area which is manipulated during dental treatment. These changes should be planned in accordance with other components of facial profile to achieve ultimate aim of...www.hindawi.com
Chin filler is complete dog shit and that is definitely not all he needs
