Why are we pushing on the back of our palate with mewing?

[000]

Why are we pushing our tongue on the back part of our maxilla when hard mewing? This will obviously cause CW rotation instead of CCW rotation am I correct? Should we only push at the front of it?

 

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[NarcyChadlite]

Not really... the palate surface isn't flat .. its curved.. so the more surface area you can contact with the tongue.. the more force you can apply prying apart the suture (try testing force generated with only 1/3 of tongue vs entire tongue)...

The way that mewing is suppose to work isnt by crunching the front of maxilla vertically into itself ..so much as its to force the palate to widen at the suture(slowly via osteoclasts remodeling bone as a reaction to the stimulus)... this inturn causes a ccw rotation.

 

[000]

Not really... the palate surface isn't flat .. its curved.. so the more surface area you can contact with the tongue.. the more force you can apply prying apart the suture (try testing force generated with only 1/3 of tongue vs entire tongue)...

The way that mewing is suppose to work isnt by crunching the front of maxilla vertically into itself ..so much as its to pry open the suture (slowly via osteoclasts remodeling bone as a reaction to the stimulus)... this inturn causes a ccw rotation.

Do you think most of my force should go on the front of the maxilla though?

 

[NarcyChadlite]

Do you think most of my force should go on the front of the maxilla though?

Yea... but remeber.. that when the posterior third is in contact ( causes hyoid to rise as much as possible),the back of the tongue begins to act as a lever by which more force can be transferred towards the front. The way your tongue musculature is attached.. its not parrallel to the palate, rather the palate slopes down relative to the musculature (and therefore the plane/angle of force produced) as you move towards the front of the mouth. Look @ an anatomy chart and the insertions of the muscles will prove the need/ benefit of contacting the posterior third.

 

[Deleted member 2748]

you're not pushing on the back of the maxilla... you're trying to keep the back of your tongue up by contracting the palatoglossus, which in turn pulls the back of the maxilla downwards realigning the occlusal plane

 

[SPFromNY914]

Why are we pushing our tongue on the back part of our maxilla when hard mewing? This will obviously cause CW rotation instead of CCW rotation am I correct? Should we only push at the front of it?

No because most peoples maxillas that need work are arched to a certain extent and not completely flat so the entire tongue including the tongue needs to be pressed to see results.
I was mewing wrong for so long until recently where Newaz showed me how to trap my tongue and stick it on my palate even with MSE in. The fact was that since I have a recessed mandible and deep bite, I was supposed to jut the lower while mewing to fully get the whole tongue on the tongue. Shit hurts but I feel much more tension in my cranial base/neck and I feel like my ears clearing up. I ain't joking either bruh PM me for proof.

 

[Deleted member 11053]

No because most peoples maxillas that need work are arched to a certain extent and not completely flat so the entire tongue including the tongue needs to be pressed to see results.
I was mewing wrong for so long until recently where Newaz showed me how to trap my tongue and stick it on my palate even with MSE in. The fact was that since I have a recessed mandible and deep bite, I was supposed to jut the lower while mewing to fully get the whole tongue on the tongue. Shit hurts but I feel much more tension in my cranial base/neck and I feel like my ears clearing up. I ain't joking either bruh PM me for proof.

Do you think molars teeth should touch when mewing?

 

[Deleted member 8758]

It's an attempt on affecting the sphenoid and pterygopalatine area.

 

[000]

It's an attempt on affecting the sphenoid and pterygopalatine area.

It's an attempt on affecting the sphenoid and pterygopalatine area.

What does mewing do to the sphenoid

 

[SPFromNY914]

Do you think molars teeth should touch when mewing?

Yeah slightly, but at first you might have to jut jaw and mew for a lil bit

 

[JFM05]

you're not pushing on the back of the maxilla... you're trying to keep the back of your tongue up by contracting the palatoglossus, which in turn pulls the back of the maxilla downwards realigning the occlusal plane

no, upward force is upward force

 

[Deleted member 2748]

no, upward force is upward force

you legit don't know shit and trying to school me