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I had an extraction on my right molar. So I always chewed left!
As you can see, my left side is much widee, more defined, higher cheekbone, better under eye support, better brow support, significant longer ramus...
Is this the proof that chewing can move bones?
I always chewed left since 16.
I have an midline deviation to the left...
do you think chewing with right side will balance this out?
I am so happy that I found this!
@cliffbars Sorry if this question comes across as superficial or anything, but is there a way one could improve the infraorbitals, get deeper set eyes, and a better browridge.
@thebeastpanda Honestly have no idea. All I'd recommend is mewing and chewing. I think the rest would be up to genetics tbh, or implants if you're really digging it.
@Yusu how would chewing improves infraorbitals, brow, etc. basically the eye area as a whole?
It's kind of hard to see with the pictures, due to changes in lighting etc.
It's probably down to a combination of chewing and loss of bone from where the tooth has been removed. I have two molars removed (top and bottom) on my right side, and it has subsequently made my face more asymmetrical. I had them removed like 10 years ago, I wish they never had to be taken out, but here we are.
Why make photos with that much different angles? On one picture your ear is almost not showing, on the other it's clearly showing.
