Sorry to say this but, work on your mental state first. You're very bipolar about this. I know you have alot of questions but all the questions or worries you have, have been adressed in this forum.

Yes, you can make space for your wisdom teeth.

And what are you actually wanting to stop with? The way nature intended for you to hold your tongue and posture? If that's what you want then all you're setting yourself up to is more problems in the long run.

Stop worrying about the lack of short term gains, this process takes years.

Posted by: Tienermoeder

Sorry to say this but, work on your mental state first. You're very bipolar about this. I know you have alot of questions but all the questions or worries you have, have been adressed in this forum.

Yes, you can make space for your wisdom teeth.

And what are you actually wanting to stop with? The way nature intended for you to hold your tongue and posture? If that's what you want then all you're setting yourself up to is more problems in the long run.

Stop worrying about the lack of short term gains, this process takes years.

Harsh - what is this?  We're doctors and psychiatrists now?

Harsh - what is this?  We're doctors and psychiatrists now?

We may not be medical professionals, but I saw a post by Fred indicating his young age, he is a few years below 18 and a frequent poster on this forum. Mental state can be fragile at that young age and many of us do have some obsessive posting tendencies with this forum. I agree it may be too much at such a young age to spend lots of time on this forum. Obviously basic oral posture is helpful but at Fred's age it might do more harm than good to spend lots of time here.

Posted by: Apollo

 

There have been some reports of third molars successfully erupting during palate expansion.

Posted by: Apollo

Here's the video from Gray where he talks about his wisdom tooth erupting:

https://youtu.be/pM9ratavY-s

Posted by: Apollo

TGW also mentioned his wisdom teeth erupting during expansion:

Posted by: TGW
I completely forgot to mention in the article that my lower wisdom teeth are erupting! They're jammed slightly, but they seem to be gaining more and more space and uprighting themselves. 

I'm not here that much, I just come here daily for a little just to check what's going on. 

too much doubt will kill you 

Posted by: darkindigo

Harsh - what is this?  We're doctors and psychiatrists now?

What are you on about? Have you never heard of the metaphor: being bipolar about something. It has nothing to do with diagnosing.

What is harsh about my reply to this? I've literally seen this question being discussed in alot of posts. The answer is there, some people are just too lazy to do the work themselves. This will lead to one question answered and 100 more unanswered. If you were to just do your research first and then ask questions about something you don't understand then I'll gladly help and explain my knowledge of it.

There's alot of people here that spend too much time worrying about little stuff because they're not getting results immediatly, look at this topic's title.

I didn't say anything harsh, I said what needed to be said. I'm not a shrink or doctor, but I do study mental health sciences. I know a thing or two about the effects of stress. If there's no one telling you that you're worrying for no reason then he won't break away from the stress increasing thoughts.

Now you don't have to reply to this, try to stay on topic next time.