what can be the cause of bad mandible development when maxilla is greatly developed and grown

[shizuku11111]

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@NZb6Air

 

[vrilmaxxer]

idk

 

[Doomer]

No idea man I got screwed over, but my maxilla is grown perfectly.

 

[shizuku11111]

@greycel

 

[spongebob]

Biting affects jaws.
Mewing affects cheekbones.

 

[shizuku11111]

No idea man I got screwed over by an overbite and narrow maxilla/mandible, but my maxilla is grown perfectly.

almost same man, i have great maxilla development, but somehow ended up with overbite and poor mandible development, im hoping braces can fix this

 

[Dominicoon]

almost same man, i have great maxilla development, but somehow ended up with overbite and poor mandible development, im hoping braces can fix this

Braces fixing a recessed mandible?

 

[shizuku11111]

Braces fixing a recessed mandible?

its not recessed stupid mutt, the more i get lean the more i see its not recessed, overbite makes it look recessed

 

[greycel]

I'm not sure
I'm not really sure how one jaw can be developed more than the other and the bite remains intact (without intervention of Orthodontics that further fucks up everything)

I think it might have to do with downgrowth, that is a result of insufficient breastfeeding as a child, where you didn't develop enough tongue posture to act upwards on your palate

But also most people are not really recessed to a significant degree. You are only recessed if your bite has suffered as a result of it from an overbite. If your teeth were unaffected to the point you needed Orthodontics to fix specifically an Overbite, your bite was hardly if at all affected. Which means you aren't recessed

 

[PRIEST Sv3rige]

Cuck genetics.

 

[greycel]

Also maybe swallowing patterns/ posture of neck

 

[shizuku11111]

I'm not sure
I'm not really sure how one jaw can be developed more than the other and the bite remains intact (without intervention of Orthodontics that further fucks up everything)

I think it might have to do with downgrowth, that is a result of insufficient breastfeeding as a child, where you didn't develop enough tongue posture to act upwards on your palate

But also most people are not really recessed to a significant degree. You are only recessed if your bite has suffered as a result of it from an overbite. If your teeth were unaffected to the point you needed Orthodontics to fix specifically an Overbite, your bite was hardly if at all affected. Which means you aren't recessed

im getting braces really soon, im just hoping for best, i should tell them to try not to retract my maxilla

 

[Doomer]

almost same man, i have great maxilla development, but somehow ended up with overbite and poor mandible development, im hoping braces can fix this

I don't really think braces is a good idea, but don't get elastics or extractions or whatever

 

[Doomer]

Also maybe swallowing patterns/ posture of neck

Yeah probably I doubt I mouthbreathed much but I never mewed and used to swallow wrong.

 

[Doomer]

I'm not sure
I'm not really sure how one jaw can be developed more than the other and the bite remains intact (without intervention of Orthodontics that further fucks up everything)

I think it might have to do with downgrowth, that is a result of insufficient breastfeeding as a child, where you didn't develop enough tongue posture to act upwards on your palate

But also most people are not really recessed to a significant degree. You are only recessed if your bite has suffered as a result of it from an overbite. If your teeth were unaffected to the point you needed Orthodontics to fix specifically an Overbite, your bite was hardly if at all affected. Which means you aren't recessed

No it's not really downgrowth. Downgrowth is a result of mouthbreathing and recesses the maxilla.

 

[LancasteR]

Hormones, particularly lower in-vitro testosterone levels or being exposed to xenostrogens and toxic metals that stunt growth during younger years.