Is the ideal gonial angle (angle of the jaw) 90 degrees? Assuming constant mewing is performed over a long period of time, will one's face continue to approach this point of 90 degrees?
Studies have shown ideal to be around 110-105.
I wonder if these studies conclude what is "ideal" in the sense that it's the most commonly see as healthy, or what is the most mechanically advantageous. The reason forward growth is so advantageous is not only because it allows for greater airway flow rate, but because having a long masseter associated with the strong 90 degree forward growth and the angle of the closure of the jaw is just better from a torque application point of view.
We can definitely see after the years and years of following proper posture, Mike Mew's jaw has essentially remodeled to be the "ideal" jaw
Perhaps the 105 and 110 angle figures were cited because it's more common and more "realistic" so to speak
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