TaCopineEstMoche
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Ok so how to deal with my subhuman recessed lower jaw. I started this journey trying to research my TMJ issues (clicking, popping, crunching, locked jaw etc) and whereas before I wasn't focused on aesthetics at all, finding my way on neurotic autistic forums like this has poisoned my mind and now it's an issue.
Here's a rough profile shot, blurred and B/W filtered in a desperate attempt to disguise me (I don't know how you people are posting full, uncensored shots lol). Anyway hopefully this gives a good idea of my jaw without ID-ing me too much.
As you can see, my skull is a weird combination of high-T development and a mouth breathing/thumb sucking childhood. Skull projection at the back is nerdlike (although I have very thick hair which adds to the bulk). I think I have almost adequate forward growth in some respects, could use some more, but clearly my lower jaw lets me down. Also long philtrum and thin upper lip - although I could always get a lip lift if I reach the kind of aesthetic neurosis this forum is steering me towards.
So here's where I get confused. Even though I clearly have an overbite (top front teeth sit over the bottom front teeth), my bite is otherwise good in that my molars fit nicely together. Have all 4 wisdom teeth, never had extractions or braces. Now if I jut my lower jaw to account for the overbite, my front teeth are aligned but now there's a vertical gap between my molars which are now misaligned. So what exactly would they do to fix my jaw and overbite? Clearly my lower jaw needs moving forward to stop the TMJ issues but how would affect my bite? Would they have to move the maxilla forward as well? I already have monkey face from 3/4 view although that may be a factor of low BF.
Or what about CCW rotation? For some reason I think my profile screams it. The problem is though, although my philtrum is too long, my upper lip is in the perfect position relative to my teeth - nice tooth visibility with no gum show. I'm afraid if they rotated my maxilla up, I'd see no top teeth. Every solution has some problem I can't get past.
And then there's FAGGA - grow the maxilla forward and the mandible catches up, but no upswing. Would that be good for my profile?
Of course I could always just say fuck the bite and fuck the TMJ problems and just get a chin implant, lol. The problem with asking experts is that it costs you a shit load for a consultation, and they're always going to be steering me toward a solution which benefits THEM financially. So I'm kind of paralyzed in a state of confusion and indecision. Any insights? Sorry for the shit photo and I'll probably take it down eventually.
Here's a rough profile shot, blurred and B/W filtered in a desperate attempt to disguise me (I don't know how you people are posting full, uncensored shots lol). Anyway hopefully this gives a good idea of my jaw without ID-ing me too much.
As you can see, my skull is a weird combination of high-T development and a mouth breathing/thumb sucking childhood. Skull projection at the back is nerdlike (although I have very thick hair which adds to the bulk). I think I have almost adequate forward growth in some respects, could use some more, but clearly my lower jaw lets me down. Also long philtrum and thin upper lip - although I could always get a lip lift if I reach the kind of aesthetic neurosis this forum is steering me towards.
So here's where I get confused. Even though I clearly have an overbite (top front teeth sit over the bottom front teeth), my bite is otherwise good in that my molars fit nicely together. Have all 4 wisdom teeth, never had extractions or braces. Now if I jut my lower jaw to account for the overbite, my front teeth are aligned but now there's a vertical gap between my molars which are now misaligned. So what exactly would they do to fix my jaw and overbite? Clearly my lower jaw needs moving forward to stop the TMJ issues but how would affect my bite? Would they have to move the maxilla forward as well? I already have monkey face from 3/4 view although that may be a factor of low BF.
Or what about CCW rotation? For some reason I think my profile screams it. The problem is though, although my philtrum is too long, my upper lip is in the perfect position relative to my teeth - nice tooth visibility with no gum show. I'm afraid if they rotated my maxilla up, I'd see no top teeth. Every solution has some problem I can't get past.
And then there's FAGGA - grow the maxilla forward and the mandible catches up, but no upswing. Would that be good for my profile?
Of course I could always just say fuck the bite and fuck the TMJ problems and just get a chin implant, lol. The problem with asking experts is that it costs you a shit load for a consultation, and they're always going to be steering me toward a solution which benefits THEM financially. So I'm kind of paralyzed in a state of confusion and indecision. Any insights? Sorry for the shit photo and I'll probably take it down eventually.