The size of the upper palate

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The story begins with the fact that I had braces at the age of 14. At that time, I was not yet interested in the size of the upper palate of the jaw, but just wanted to make even teeth. I took them off about a year ago, and now I'm 16 years and 9 months old.
A month ago, I started to get interested in the size of the upper palate, which is adequate for men, and measured my own.
The size of the upper palate from canine to canine was 35 millimeters. I'm wondering if it's worth going to the orthodontist again and dealing with this moment, as I've heard you'll have to push your teeth apart again. But I have a smooth bite.
What should I do?
 
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lurking truecel
Thanks. What I have to say to the orthodontist.
Say to him that you want to widen upper arch of the teeth, but that you are aware that the lower arch is the limiting factor. So then you ask is it possible in some way to make lower arch more wide by tilting the teeth up straight so I can widen my upper arch and still have a good occlusion.
I don't know, everyone tells me that my mouth is very small relative to my nose and face. Did I measure the distance correctly?
Yes I mean not to bad I don't know of it's worth fixing, MSE usually makes the alarm base wider also so that ration might not change width wider palate either way
 
I mea maybe you should focus on the next thing, the next lookmsxxing thing you want to focus on. Maybe the palate is good enough for now
I'm just afraid that I only started thinking about Maxilla and the upper sky now when i already 16. I'm afraid that when I'm 17-19, I won't be able to radically change anything like I am now.
 

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