Hello mewers. I have had three extractions to date. Two upper premolars when i was about 13 years old and one lower second incisor when i was about 16 without any orthodontic work done after that. I have been mewing for the past 6 months (I am 18 btw) and i have noticed an increase in intermolar width but i can't stop thinking about the asymmetry in my lower jaw and how with time it might increase due to the tongue being slightly shifted to one side. So lately I was thinking if I have removed my upper two teeth, why not remove the other second incisor make the upper and lower jaw symmetrical, align my lower jaw properly and start mewing from that (maybe even get a palatal expander)
. What are your opinions.
Maybe it could be significant to your facial symmetry, after all a symmetrical mouth is a strong indicator of a symmetrical face. Are implants too costly for you?
I think symmetry of the upper palate is more important for overall facial symmetry than the bottom teeth since the majority of your face sits on your upper palate.
Maybe it could be significant to your facial symmetry, after all a symmetrical mouth is a strong indicator of a symmetrical face. Are implants too costly for you?
having implants defeats the purpose of getting extractions in the first place. theres not enough room for any implants
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