The Hidden Factors That Influence Your Facial Growth During Teen Years(No cope)

[jdofh]

If signs of a recessed maxilla or other jaw imbalance appear during puberty, it’s important to understand that these are often growth-related patterns rather than permanent structures. During this stage, the facial bones are still developing, which means they can frequently be influenced and guided. Early orthodontic and especially orthopedic treatment can make a real difference, helping to modify jaw growth and improve facial balance while the growth phase is still active.


How to Reduce the Risk of Recessed Facial Bone Development During Puberty


During puberty and early adolescence, the facial skeleton is still actively growing. The maxilla (upper jaw), mandible (lower jaw), and overall facial structure can still be influenced by both genetics and functional habits. This is the key window where growth patterns are shaped.


1. Nasal Breathing


Chronic mouth breathing is often linked to less optimal facial development.

• prioritize consistent nasal breathing
• treat allergies or airway blockages early
• ensure clear breathing especially during sleep

Nasal breathing supports proper tongue posture and balanced upper jaw development.





2. Tongue Posture


The tongue acts as a natural guide for upper jaw growth.

• tongue should rest on the palate
• avoid low tongue posture
• improper swallowing patterns can affect jaw development

Myofunctional therapy can help correct dysfunctional habits.





3. Early Orthodontic Monitoring


Early check-ups (around ages 7–10) can detect skeletal issues before they worsen.


Possible interventions:

• growth guidance appliances
• palatal expansion
• functional orthodontic devices

Earlier treatment = better growth control.





4. Chewing & Function


Mechanical stimulation supports bone development.

• chew firmer foods regularly
• avoid consistently soft diets
• use both sides of the jaw evenly

Low functional load may limit jaw development.





5. Posture


Head and neck posture can influence jaw function and appearance.

• maintain upright posture
• avoid constant forward head position
• reduce prolonged screen slouching

6. Early Correction of Jaw Imbalances


Class II or III patterns can be influenced during growth.

• Class II: retruded maxilla/mandible → growth modification possible
• Class III: maxillary deficiency → early orthopedic treatment

Devices like expanders or protraction systems are often used.

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Because of this, parents and caregivers should take these signs seriously and ensure that children receive timely orthodontic evaluations when needed. At the same time, teenagers can also become aware of these factors themselves, since early attention to breathing, posture, and jaw development can have a long-term impact. Addressing these issues during growth can significantly improve function, appearance, and overall quality of life well into adulthood.



Source:

Nasal obstruction and facial growth: the strength of evidence for clinical assumptions - PubMed​

The orthodontic relevance of nasorespiratory obstruction and its effect on facial growth continues to be debated after almost a century of controversy. The continuing interest in nasal obstruction is fueled by strong convictions, weak evidence, and the prevailing uncertainty of cause and effect...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Shows that the link between breathing problems and facial bone growth is debated

Facial morphological characteristics of mouth breathers vs. nasal breathers: A systematic review and meta-analysis of lateral cephalometric data - PMC​

The present systematic review and meta-analysis was performed to assess the association between mouth breathing and facial morphological characteristics in children and adolescents. PubMed, Medline, Scopus and Google Scholar databases were searched ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
{keyword:mouth breathing!!!!}
Finds associations, but not definitive cause-and-effect proof

Opening up on airways: the purported effect of nasorespiratory obstruction on dentofacial growth - PubMed​

Nasorespiratory obstruction has been purported to influence dentofacial growth adversely. This has sparked considerable debate for decades with a resurgence in interest in 'airway friendly orthodontics' among both general and specialist dental practitioners. This critical review aims to evaluate...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Shows RME can change nasal space and breathing, especially in growing patients

 

[Y30p]

dnr

 

[ICL]

Can pre-pubertal growth save my skull?

 

[Lemur]

nice chatgpt slop

also wrong about alot of things as well

only minor recessions are developmental

75% are genetic

 

[GcNgClZnDx]

read every single molecule great innovation well thought excellent great minds on here

 

[jdofh]

nice chatgpt slop

also wrong about alot of things as well

only minor recessions are developmental

75% are genetic

Correct, genetics is the main factor. The article is about secondary modulation during growth, not replacing genetic influence.

 

[jdofh]

read every single molecule great innovation well thought excellent great minds on here

Happy to discuss any specific issues if you have them.

 

[Peco]

nice chatgpt slop

also wrong about alot of things as well

only minor recessions are developmental

75% are genetic

Recession is never genetic

 

[wii]

dnr faggot

 

[GcNgClZnDx]

Happy to discuss any specific issues if you have them.

No issues u are doing awesome I’ve yet to read it yet but will soon I don’t know when

 

[Lemur]

Correct, genetics is the main factor. The article is about secondary modulation during growth, not replacing genetic influence.

Happy to discuss any specific issues if you have them.

u just chatgpted a reply to my response

youre a faggot

 

[Lemur]

Recession is never genetic

ur a retarded faggot that doesnt know anything about biology

google is free retard

use it

 

[Peco]

ur a retarded faggot that doesnt know anything about biology

google is free retard

use it

No please show me a study that proves that recession is genetic and not a result of habits. You seem pretty confident so you should be able to provide one right ?

 

[Lemur]

No please show me a study that proves that recession is genetic and not a result of habits. You seem pretty confident so you should be able to provide one right ?

google exists retard

there isnt a single source of evidence that proves facial reccesions are always developmental

not 1

nice teapot in space argument

 

[jdofh]

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dnr faggot

Correct, KI was used for wording/translation. That doesn’t automatically say anything about accuracy though. The content stands or falls with its actual sources, not the tool used to format it.

 

[Inedmonz]

Correct, KI was used for wording/translation. That doesn’t automatically say anything about accuracy though. The content stands or falls with its actual sources, not the tool used to format it.

whats a maxilla bruvvvvv

 

[jdofh]

u just chatgpted a reply to my response

youre a faggot

No AI was used to write that reply. If you want to discuss the topic, I’m open to that, but I won’t engage with insults.

 

[jdofh]

google exists retard

there isnt a single source of evidence that proves facial reccesions are always developmental

not 1

nice teapot in space argument

I don’t get the hostility. If you want to talk, do it respectfully, otherwise it’s pointless

 

[Peco]

google exists retard

there isnt a single source of evidence that proves facial reccesions are always developmental

There isn't a single evidence that proves it's always or mostly genetical either so why are you so confident ? You can't seem to justify your claims. Also absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, just because there isn't any study that proves that it doesn't mean it's not true. It wouldn't be true if there were studies disproving it, but there aren't.

There are actually a lot of studies done on twins showing how habits greatly influence jaw alignement. Because they are twins genetics obviously don't play a role. Would you be able to provide a study showing a person with good postural and breathing habits with recession ? That would support your claim that genetic account for 75% of recession, because obviously if the person has good habits but is still recessed then it's definititely because of their genetics. Can you provide such study ?

not 1

nice teapot in space argument

 

[jdofh]

There isn't a single evidence that proves it's always or mostly genetical either so why are you so confident ? You can't seem to justify your claims. Also absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, just because there isn't any study that proves that it doesn't mean it's not true. It wouldn't be true if there were studies disproving it, but there aren't.

There are actually a lot of studies done on twins showing how habits greatly influence jaw alignement. Because they are twins genetics obviously don't play a role. Would you be able to provide a study showing a person with good postural and breathing habits with recession ? That would support your claim that genetic account for 75% of recession, because obviously if the person has good habits but is still recessed then it's definititely because of their genetics. Can you provide such study ?

Facial growth comes from a mix of genetics, development, and function, not just one factor or a simple either-or explanation.

 

[Peco]

Facial growth comes from a mix of genetics, development, and function, not just one factor or a simple either-or explanation.

You're using ai there is not point arguing with you

 

[jdofh]

You're using ai there is not point arguing with you

Im agreeing bruv

 

[Lemur]

There isn't a single evidence that proves it's always or mostly genetical either so why are you so confident ? You can't seem to justify your claims. Also absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, just because there isn't any study that proves that it doesn't mean it's not true. It wouldn't be true if there were studies disproving it, but there aren't.

There are actually a lot of studies done on twins showing how habits greatly influence jaw alignement. Because they are twins genetics obviously don't play a role. Would you be able to provide a study showing a person with good postural and breathing habits with recession ? That would support your claim that genetic account for 75% of recession, because obviously if the person has good habits but is still recessed then it's definititely because of their genetics. Can you provide such study ?

You just proved me right

twins share similar genetics

there were the twins that were involved in the Doctor Mew Study

one was slightly more developed that the other

but for the overwhelming majority, they looked the same developmentally

this study also proves it

Genetic and Environmental Contributions to Facial Morphological Variation: A 3D Population-Based Twin Study - PubMed

Genetic factors can explain more than 70% of the phenotypic facial variation in facial size, nose (width, prominence and height), lips prominence and inter-ocular distance. A few traits have shown potential dominant genetic influence: the prominence and height of the nose, the lower lip...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

the current scientific understanding is that gentics plays the greatest role in facial development

not a single source claims that its mostly evirnomnetal

this is like explaining 1 + 1 = 2 to a toddler

ur an idiot

 

[Lemur]

Im agreeing bruv

shut up chatgpt nigger

 

[jdofh]

You just proved me right

twins share similar genetics

there were the twins that were involved in the Doctor Mew Study

one was slightly more developed that the other

but for the overwhelming majority, they looked the same developmentally

this study also proves it

Genetic and Environmental Contributions to Facial Morphological Variation: A 3D Population-Based Twin Study - PubMed

Genetic factors can explain more than 70% of the phenotypic facial variation in facial size, nose (width, prominence and height), lips prominence and inter-ocular distance. A few traits have shown potential dominant genetic influence: the prominence and height of the nose, the lower lip...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

the current scientific understanding is that gentics plays the greatest role in facial

shut up chatgpt nigger

Do you agree that 25% of the facial development is caused by non genetic influences

 

[Peco]

You just proved me right

twins share similar genetics

there were the twins that were involved in the Doctor Mew Study

one was slightly more developed that the other

but for the overwhelming majority, they looked the same developmentally

The Mew study compared twins that had regular orthodontics vs twins that had orthotropics treatment. That study has nothing to do with my argument or yours. Leave it out of the conversation.

this study also proves it

Genetic and Environmental Contributions to Facial Morphological Variation: A 3D Population-Based Twin Study - PubMed

Genetic factors can explain more than 70% of the phenotypic facial variation in facial size, nose (width, prominence and height), lips prominence and inter-ocular distance. A few traits have shown potential dominant genetic influence: the prominence and height of the nose, the lower lip...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

"Genetic factors can explain more than 70% of the phenotypic facial variation in facial size, nose (width, prominence and height), lips prominence and inter-ocular distance. A few traits have shown potential dominant genetic influence: the prominence and height of the nose, the lower lip prominence in relation to the chin and upper lip philtrum length".

None of these traits have anything to do with recession.

Edit: Read it more carefully and it does say that lower lip prominence in relation to the chin is one of those traits. That is affected by recession. Even then though , because there are traits linked to recession in both the envinronmentally and genetically predominant traits you can't conclude anything about recession itself

"Environmental contribution to facial variation seems to be the greatest for the mandibular ramus height and horizontal facial asymmetry."

This does not directly mention recession but ramus height is always shorter in recessed people compared to people without any misalignment.

the current scientific understanding is that gentics plays the greatest role in facial development

You keep saying this yet you still haven't been able to provide nothing of value

not a single source claims that its mostly evirnomnetal

Like I said there are countless studies done on mouth breathing showing how that habit influences your jaw alignment and usually results in recession.

this is like explaining 1 + 1 = 2 to a toddler

ur an idiot

 

[Azrael1]

“Hidden” nigga stfu