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(@felix_w)
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hello :)

i started mewing about ~4-5 weeks ago so im kinda new.

i think im doing a decent job at putting my tongue up and keep my teeth together so far and made it a habit :)

however im noticing that i make way better progress on the left side... i dont know how to describe the feeling but i think everyone has felt it. its not rly a pain but a little feeling when pushing against my teeth on the left side while i dont have that feeling on my right side. i also feel like i have a way better push against my left side since my right side seems a bit tighter to start with. 

im very scared to only expand my left side even more :( does anyone have advice to make progress on the right side?

also another question... i went to the dentist a few days ago and asked him about my wisdomteeth since i wanted to know if he thinks i should get the removed (not doing it dont worry) but we made an xray and apparently im missing my lower right one... it didnt get removed its just not there and he said it wont ever come since im already 19 years old :/ should i get my lower left one removed for symmetry?


 
Posted : 20/01/2019 6:37 pm
(@breaky)
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i have experienced a simillar case with the tongue , when hard mewing.
i experimented the area where i was pushing and found a balance to when i apply forces, i feel both lower tongue muscles working together.
However, i have an assymetric face (due to chewing mainly on my right cheek when i was younger i belive), and i think it's normal in my case to hav different forces applying with a "centered tongue posture".
The thing is i don't know if i should keep my tongue centered, and endure assymetrical forces, or having it a bit on my left so both muscles are working together.


 
Posted : 19/02/2019 5:30 am

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