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I think palate expansion plus chewing properly can help procline your teeth to make your bite more open. 

I also am becoming a fan of teeth apart mewing as this makes teeth in the maxilla not have to reinforce their maloclussion with constant contact of the lower arch. Since teeth are like a puzzle I think experimenting with teeth apart mewing can help your upper arch get more sagittal expansion as well as lateral which will pull your teeth away from the lower arch ones, opening your bite and allowing your mandible to slide forward.

This is just a theory though. Am practicing myself at the moment as my bite is deep like yours and my incisors are retroclined.

Eddie that sounds like it makes sense but at the same time wouldnt the teeth not having any stimuli to adapt make it so they wouldnt move? specifically the lower ones? 

I did slightly open bite and I didn't have to great of an experience I felt it was very hard to get a proper swallow and get the posterior 3rd up. when i went back to normal tongue posture i felt i lost a lot of my old posture. but the one positive thing i did notice is that i either could apply more force or i was just able to be able to have more feeling of my tongue being against my palate if that makes sense. I just had more feeling in my tongue when the teeth werent touching either that or just more force. 

The stimuli comes from the tongue motion not the other teeth. I firmly believe maloclussions shouldn't be reinforced.

hmm i just notice i mew so much better with teeth together. I think it allows so much more force against the pallete which therefore would move the upper teeth quicker. and progress quicker

@eddiemoney you might have a point though. I notice that if im talking to someone its a lot easier to mew after im done talking with my teeth apart because after im done talking i notice my relaxed position is with them apart. So i dont usually mew unless i conciously remind my self to close the teeth first. but if i do with my teeth apart all i have to do is swallow. Idk might have to try it again

is dis really work?

Should we chew on incisiors?

When you chew obsisesivly theet are pushed back into gums.

Would same happen with incisors, efficitively pushing them back to normal position?

Now all we need is to fix mandible and maxilla relative position?

Anyone tried this?