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Developing an Overbite and Deep Bite From Mewing

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(@buergermeister)
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Posted : 25/12/2019 10:59 am
(@eddiemoney)
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So are you developing a deep bite or an excessive overjet? They both can't be possible.

Do you chew heavily on your molars?


 
Posted : 25/12/2019 11:20 am
(@buergermeister)
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@eddiemoney

It's more of a deepbite but my lower incisors are also pointing outwards .

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A picture of me partially smiling might explain that better.

 It seems my mandible is too small for my maxilla

Yes, I chew heavily on my molars. I find I'm always clenching while trying to push my tongue hard on the roof the mouth . 


 
Posted : 25/12/2019 11:28 am
(@eddiemoney)
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Posted by: @buergermeister

@eddiemoney

It's more of a deepbite but my lower incisors are also pointing outwards .

20191225 162541

A picture of me partially smiling might explain that better.

 It seems my mandible is too small for my maxilla

Yes, I chew heavily on my molars. I find I'm always clenching while trying to push my tongue hard on the roof the mouth . 

Are you applying pressure to your incisors from your tongue? Maybe your lip seal needs improvement. 

Chew evenly on all teeth. Deep bites are usually formed from overuse of molars. All your teeth are there for a reason. And this is another reason why teeth in contact at rest is something I don't recommend. Usually it leads people to clench and have bad mewing technique. Hold your teeth apart and work on a stronger lip seal. 


 
Posted : 25/12/2019 11:35 am

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