Since your doctor identified the cause to be your tongue posture and indeed it does seem so from the pictures, it doesn't make any sense that he wants to extract any teeth. Unless there is another reason, he probably doesn't know what he is talking about.
I suggest you work on correcting your tongue position. In the process your teeth might correct on their own. I see plenty of space around for them to be tucked in a little. In case they don't you could always get clear aligners to reduce their angulation.
Ask him about this idea and see what he says, as there might be something else, because extraction sound pretty extreme for your case.
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Hey! So he never discussed my tongue posture. This is what it seems to be the case to me since I did have bad tongue posture (though I should verify this is indeed the root cause with a myofunctional therapist). He just told me that the protrusion seems to be the result of my musculature as opposed to my bones.
Hey! So he never discussed my tongue posture. This is what it seems to be the case to me since I did have bad tongue posture (though I should verify this is indeed the root cause with a myofunctional therapist). He just told me that the protrusion seems to be the result of my musculature as opposed to my bones.
This is a good idea.
my story: http://www.aljabri.com/blog/my-story/