I have a feeling that since my facial profile is convex and that my maxilla is very clockwise rotated which make my eyes less supported. Wouldn’t CCW rotation of the maxilla, a cranial vault, and more forward growth will rotate the frontal bone clockwise and make the brows lower and making the brow ridge stronger?
Dr. Belfor note in one of his videos that his Patients see bone growth in that region. Throughout the forehead.
I don’t know how substantial it is. But I assume all palate born expanders would do it.
Were they tooth-borne or bone-borne? And if bone was occurring in the brows did their hormones improve better as more brow projection equal the sphenoid is out more and is clockwise rotated, giving more space for the Pituitary and Pineal gland to function more optimally.
@basim
Tooth born.
I don’t think anyone has looked into it.
It’s an interesting question.
Some people have reported changes to their height, bulid, body type, etc. By unlocking the Sphenoid bone and the glands to function better. They are studies of people knowing their hormone levels by their smell.
Either way the Maxilla is connect to the Sphenoid bone and true changes will occur the Sphenoid rotates as it’s bone middle in the skull and connects to every suture in the skull