When you take a look at the maxilla, it pretty much makes up your entire face.
It goes right up to the eye sockets and it even extends pretty deep into the face as well.
You can see that the size, shape & position of maxilla will touch everything from the nose, eyes, teeth alignment / palate, zygomatic / side cheekbones, and even the position of the lower jaw.
When you look at the significance of this 1 bone in its entirety, it begins to seem silly that people are only concerned with the teeth when things get crowded.
We can see with ample evidence that the maxilla has profound impact on appearance of eyes & nose
If we had severe malocclusion, chances are one faces insecurities about eyes & nose because these are all at the effect of the maxilla shape & position.
& how the maxilla developed was at the effect of the tongue and jaw muscles.
and when you study where the tongue should rest in its ideal position, you begin to see that its the tongue that causes someone to be extremely attractive.
But the problem I see for those of us that had significant cranial dystrophy, the jaw is too far back for the back of the tongue to properly rise up. When the tip of the tongue goes on the incisive papilla, because the jaw is too far back, it leaves the back of the tongue without any space to go up.
So what are our options if it is near impossible to assume posterior tongue posture?
Jaw Surgery
There’s 3 categories for jaw surgery, Le Fort 1,2,3
Here’s what turns me off about Jaw surgery besides the complications of numbness / loss of feeling
Most people that get Le Fort I, although it may improve occlusion, you are still not doing much to the lack of maxilla near the eyes and zygomatic.
Le Fort III is what is encompassing more of that whole maxilla, but still the before & after pictures out there vary a lot.
Its not like in orthotropic cases or oral myology cases where the face 100{ae022d2295c0485893c83c8425b5bfafafba893c2d19b1bb9bc4c7c9bf3eeba6} looks better after treatment.
At Real Self (a message board about plastic surgery, etc) jaw surgery is 75{ae022d2295c0485893c83c8425b5bfafafba893c2d19b1bb9bc4c7c9bf3eeba6} approval rate by the users, meaning 25{ae022d2295c0485893c83c8425b5bfafafba893c2d19b1bb9bc4c7c9bf3eeba6} is facing a situation where they are 100{ae022d2295c0485893c83c8425b5bfafafba893c2d19b1bb9bc4c7c9bf3eeba6} regretting the surgery.
Some of the stories are truly horrendous.
Loss of feeling. Unbearable nerve pains. Less attractive facial appearance.
Some reporting their face elongating after surgery and the cheeks becoming flat.
The varying stories throw a huge red flag and a question, why is there such big discrepancies in jaw surgery results?
obviously the difference in surgeon is a big factor but is there more to this?
I believe, 1 key factor is those that had great results learned to assume better tongue posture after surgery.
Even cases of Le Fort I, where only the palate moved forward, some patients show nice changes to the eyes & overall facial appearance. This I believe was caused by the improved tongue posture that was possible when the tip of the tongue could extend further forwards & allowing posterior tongue to rise up.
There are jaw surgery results that are truly remarkable as well.
So you cannot completely discredit jaw surgery, because these results literally saved these individual’s lives. The implications are not to be taken lightly.
These are all Le Fort 3 cases, where the facial beauty really comes to light due to the fact that the zygomatic and upper part of the maxilla came forwards (front cheeks).
Oral myology should be required therapy after jaw surgeries because what causes their mal developed jaws to begin with was their oral posture. If that’s not addressed after surgery, the possibility of relapse becomes imminent.
I think a lot of individuals luck out, because 1 they are already an adult which means you care about your appearance, so you are automatically going to assume close mouth posture if you can do it with the new jaws and the tongue has more room to go on the roof so they will tuck that tongue up there and that person will keep correcting themselves overtime.
Matter of Maxilla
There’s a Japanese comedy show I watch from time to time called Koi no Karasawagi which translates to Empty Drama of Love, Where they have ordinary girls on the show talk about their romances & go on a talk battle with Japan’s top comedian Sanma, who’s got this unparalleled ability to talk non stop & make people laugh. they call him the Godzilla of Comedy in Japan. I’ve always been a big fan of comedy & comedians, I like US & Britain comedy but Sanma has some crazy talent that puts him in his own class altogether…. but I digress.
This show gives true insight into the mating rituals of humans.
It is well known that guys are more superficial than girls, but evidence like these shows prove other wise.
Each show, they will have some celebrity guests, the guy that women go crazy over are without a doubt the ones with the forward maxilla.
Its almost as if when the maxilla is forward enough to a certain extent, you get categorized in this rare breed of attractive people that others admire & envy, this is that sex appeal that actors & models possess.
& in the modern age, this is very accurate to what’s going on with modern cranial dystrophy.
Its strange looking at it from the perspective of orthodontics & maxilla, but everyone recognizes the same thing.
It is also interesting to see women rank themselves within the social group, as well as the show producers.
- the hot ones sit in the front
- the average in looks sit in the middle
- the below average sit in the back and are there with interesting characters that provide shows much needed comedy.
In Asia, people are more blunt about looks, especially in Korea or when you involve a comedian like Sanma, these difference in rankings are expressed out loud and made obvious & it is all attributed to the physical. There are many girls that are in denial of their rankings of course, but Sanma is sure to come around provide them their reality checks.
Which really brings daunting realization that no matter how much self-development one gets involved in the area of mental, emotional & spiritual, there is limit to your life experience as determined by the physical structure?
Yes genetics do play a role but when it comes to women and men’s rankings in terms of attractiveness, I believe maxilla is the primary culprit.
Whether you become nervous in front of a girl or the girl becomes nervous in front of you.
Could it be, that its all about who has the more forward maxilla?
Therefore if we can figure out how to bring the maxilla forwards few mm over time, you could potentially stack the power towards your favor and change the entire dynamics in a relationship.
Justin Bieber when younger was cut above the average in facial development, if you forget about the fact that he’s a celebrity, there’s certain life experiences that type of face will have access to that other boys with average looks or recessed maxilla wouldn’t.
Even Justin has been dealt with mal-dental practices of wisdom teeth extractions and I definitely think he lost little bit of that allure from his younger days.
So here’s few more examples of how that maxilla causes that special look in people’s faces.
Hu Bing
Aishwarya Rai
Haruma Miura – he’s like the next Brad Pitt in Japan, hes in a lot of major summer movies that kids go crazy over. I just recently saw one of his Titans movie on the plane after coming back from friend’s wedding in Jamaica. And was impressed with his above average maxilla development right away.
These individual’s edge over the rest of the population is their maxilla in my opinion.
Hence, maxilla is the most important bone in the body.
Maxilla Method?
In my last post, I talked about a new treatment that one of my reader’s experimented and discovered that is supposedly moving his maxilla forward with far more efficacy than tongue posture alone, and he is experiencing shift in dynamics in different areas of life just 2 months into treatment including with the opposite sex.
I am still working on getting started with this, but I’m pretty confident that it can at least move that entire maxilla forwards along with the zygomatic bone at least few mm over time. It’s pretty fair to say if you accomplish this you will move up in attractiveness on that scale of 1-10. I estimate at least 2 points in 1 year. I’m not saying you’ll look like a model but even few mm of improvement in this area is worth going for.
Yes palate expansion does target the maxilla, but it still isn’t causing that whole bone to shift forwards. & the forward dimension is whats most important.
Unlike Le Fort I, if we can get the entire maxilla to shift forwards it will also bring the zygomatic forwards, this means the change will touch the eyes & nose.
If there’s changes to be gotten there its major, & no adult orthodontics or physical medicine I’ve seen is touching those areas to any significant degree yet. Because we are address the maxilla, there is health benefits to all of this as well.
-CP
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CP, I’m wondering what appliances Mike Mew has developed for maxilla advancement thus far? do you know if he views the crane and other face pulling modalities favorably?
As a question to either you or Neymar, when will we see the first proof of Neymars idea coming up?
My last chance to get jaw surgery done this fall instead of next fall is to get all of my four my wisdom teeth removed this February. I’d love to avoid all of this, but without you guys providing any proof…
things will become more clear once I begin, I suspect another 1.5 months before I can begin with treatment, there’s things that need to be prepared for it. If I were you I would avoid wisdom teeth removal
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Regarding wisdom teeth: Scam! Truly Shameful!
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It is literally the best feeling to uncollapse the damage from the wisdom teeth removal. Each day there is more and more space for my posterior tongue where my wisdom teeth used to be and the whole experience has been emotionally healing. So much anxiety and so many problems for so many years all for something that was completely out of my control.
Now that I am reversing the damage I can truly say what that oral surgeon did to my wisdom teeth was abusive, barbaric, and catastrophic. I am just extremely grateful to have this opportunity to reverse the massive damage. There is an incredible emotional healing component that has accompanied the jaw and tongue posture correction. As long as it continues, I am going to be in amazing shape. I am extremely grateful to have a new chance at life as the person that I am supposed to be
Some thoughts, CP. If it’s interesting enough, how about a thread on this topic?
Is it all in the tongue?
If we accept that a person’s tongue posture is critical in shaping a nice, wide mouth, the next questions should be – how can we MAXIMIZE tongue forces to make the most of that strength. I have been experimenting with tongue posture, and I’d like to see what everyone thinks.
– Can we increase the tongue pressure onto the palate for a MAXIMUM (sort of “turbo”) effect? In other words, what do you think about actively, forcefully lifting our tongues well above and beyond the normal “typical resting pressure”. Does it help? How much of the time would be beneficial to do this conscious “heavy lifting” without giving the tongue a “rest” – 100{ae022d2295c0485893c83c8425b5bfafafba893c2d19b1bb9bc4c7c9bf3eeba6} of the time? 50{ae022d2295c0485893c83c8425b5bfafafba893c2d19b1bb9bc4c7c9bf3eeba6}?
– On the other hand, could there be negative consequences for trying to apply additional pressure of the tongue to lift the maxilla? For example, could you “over-use” the tongue and, in some way, damage or weaken it?
– Could HUMMING – such as humming along to your favorite song – help to “spread” the tongue, or create a deep, resonant, wide-reaching tongue pressure across the roof of the mouth? For example, Dr John Mew has talked about voicing the “letter n” for optimum tongue pressure. Could humming take it that step further, in terms of pressure and upward force?
Other questions:
– Could the tongue, in fact, be more ‘forceful’ than any expansion appliance out there – as long as you use it right?
– Could the tongue be used to slowly WIDEN the palate, if used correctly and consistently?
“Can we increase the tongue pressure…”
“Could the tongue, in fact, be more ‘forceful’ than any expansion appliance out there…”
To answer both of these.
It’s very unlikely that a constant super-pressure would be maintained – And a constant pressure is the second most important factor as the Intermaxillary & Premaxillary Suture’s must be forced apart AND held apart allowing for new bone to grow and then solidify to hold the new position. Bone growth and solidification doesn’t happen overnight, I don’t see how one who maintain’s super-pressure throughout the day will do this when they sleep. Further more take into account when you are talking, eating, drinking your tongue will be falling out of the palate causing a relapse – this relapse does not happen with appliances as they are fixed in.
– On the other hand, could there be negative consequences for trying to apply additional pressure of the tongue to lift the maxilla? For example, could you “over-use” the tongue and, in some way, damage or weaken it?
You could cause certain teeth to tip outwards overtime(likely the incisors) if the tongue force isnt applied correctly.
– Could the tongue be used to slowly WIDEN the palate, if used correctly and consistently?
Its already proven that the tongue will widen the palate if correct posture is maintained – Not just in children but in adults – however from study papers I’ve read the change took quite a long time in adults and the improvments even appeared to slow down after a certain period in time had been reached.
Couple more thoughts:
– Which has MORE impact on good maxilla growth – swallowing or good tongue posture?
– If we accept that forcefully “lifting” the maxilla with EXTRA strong tongue “pressure” is good, then would it also be a better idea to periodically “rest” the tongue? In other words, you should apply strong upward tongue pressure some of the time, but also – just as importantly – apply relatively WEAKER upward tongue pressure SOMETIMES? This is the same argument that says – if you want to develop strong muscles in your body – you need to rest those muscles rather than “over-use” them (i.e. work out 3 days per week rather than every day).
Anthony, I figured I’d give my own opinions on your comments before anyone wiser chimes in / in case they don’t.
– I would say that good tongue posture is a lot more important to how the maxilla grows (form), but swallowing is a key aid for maintenance of said growth and it ensures proper function. Then again, this may count as anecdotal evidence to the contrary, or is at least interesting. I’m a twin, and my brother and I used to look so much alike that in the 4th grade, we switched classrooms for a good half hour and only our friends noticed. Now, (age 22) it’s clear that we’re twins, but we look vastly different. His maxilla did not drop and he had pretty good horizontal growth. Mine did drop and I spent years in braces for nothing, I still look like garbage. No cheekbones, puffy face, dark circles under my eyes, longer structure, etc.. Throughout most of my life, at least the past 15 years that I can remember, I’ve had periods where swallowing food is extremely difficult.
I’ve recently learned I probably have an infantile swallowing pattern, since I constantly feel the need to chase food down with a beverage and cannot comfortably eat something dry. I’ve been a very anxiety ridden person all my life and kept wondering if I was terrified of choking, but that doesn’t seem to be it. Before I turn this into my own personal blog, I’ll get to the point. For years, I’ve been amazed when seeing my brother eat full meals without drinking anything. Well before I ever knew what a maxilla was or was informed about face structure, I kept asking him how he could possibly avoid having to chase every bite of food down with water. It really is beyond frustrating to take 15-30+ minutes to eat dinner every day, and I’ve never met anyone who can relate, despite being curious about this for many years and asking people, even when their facial development is bad. After spending countless hours on this site and watching Mike Mew, I asked my brother about his tongue position and he couldn’t give me an answer that would indicate he’s doing anything great. I know people who unconsciously have the posterior third up may not necessarily know that’s what is going on, but I kept going after specifics and it didn’t sound like he was doing it. Basically, all I gather from why his face is better than mine is that he kept his mouth shut and swallows properly. His dental arch looks unimpressive (slightly narrow palate, I think – for some reason, I have never had that), he has lower crowding, and definitely does not have the Julia Roberts/Gackt effortless smile. He’s also generally quite miserable (referring to what you said about demeanor) and his spinal posture is atrocious, so I know he’s not the best example.
That was a lot longer than I thought it’d be, but hopefully it’s at least interesting to somebody, since being able to compare twins’ facial development is kind of uncommon. There could be more I left out, if anyone is curious and wants to ask.
– Yes, I agree on resting the tongue. If you’re going to put so much deliberate force on your maxilla, not giving yourself a break won’t do you any favours. I almost never think struggling against your body that hard would work, though. Somebody that you replied to on here recently said he was developing a system that sounds a lot more natural/relaxed, I’m interested in hearing about that. Of course, some type of upward force is required, but consciously rooting your tongue on the palate for insane amounts of time sounds quite tiring, IMO. If you were going to try the constant tongue pressure, I 100{ae022d2295c0485893c83c8425b5bfafafba893c2d19b1bb9bc4c7c9bf3eeba6} agree that rest is required and beneficial, just like with lifting weights and other exercise.
Edit – You didn’t reply to the post I was referring to (about figuring out his own method), that was somebody else.
Good to read your post. Your “miserable” line made me laugh, and I can relate to a lot of what you wrote! You made great points.
(Actually, this is a complete aside but I have never seen Dr Mew smile in any of his videos. He and his father seem to be extremely non-smiley people. Anyway, that is completely ‘by the way’… )
Yes, my comments are about adults (and kids too).
To move this forward, and pose another question or two (thoughts welcome):
– Can the tongue be used to TIP the front teeth forward (i.e. push front teeth outward if they are too inward)?
– Can the tongue WIDEN a narrow palate (i.e. act as an “expansion device” on its own)?
– About humming (or ‘noise’) – it is interesting. If you hum deeply and strongly and loudly, it definitely feels like your tongue is impacting on more space in there. It’s something about which I can’t find any information on the net – interesting, nonetheless. Combine humming with smiling, feeling good, ‘positive’ and you may have a “ideal” maximum-strength tongue posture. However, like you said, I am just guessing and I can’t figure out exactly what the tongue is doing when I hum…
– Can the tongue be used to TIP the front teeth forward (i.e. push front teeth outward if they are too inward)?
Definitely
– Can the tongue WIDEN a narrow palate (i.e. act as an “expansion device” on its own)?
Yes
– About humming (or ‘noise’) – it is interesting. If you hum deeply and strongly and loudly, it definitely feels like your tongue is impacting on more space in there. It’s something about which I can’t find any information on the net – interesting, nonetheless. Combine humming with smiling, feeling good, ‘positive’ and you may have a “ideal” maximum-strength tongue posture. However, like you said, I am just guessing and I can’t figure out exactly what the tongue is doing when I hum…
Yes, your humming idea is a good one as it should allow you to reach new areas with your tongue which you could’nt reach before by just attempting a tongue lift – to benefit from that even more you would have to learn how to hold that position. A good method is once you get the tongue in that position try to make a suction with your tongue on the upper palate so you have force and suction holding the tongue there.
– What does anybody here make of Dr Mike Mew’s comment (on YouTube) that the celebrities who “grit their teeth and get on with it” are the ones who develop better faces? In other words, he is referring to tongue posture, yes, but also a kind of intangible “confidence” and “determination” in their oral posture AS A KEY to facial growth. What do you think?
– What about the importance of keeping a “positive-looking”, almost-smiling, non-frowning appearance? I ask this – and, yes, it does seem like a stupid question, but who knows – there might be something in it? In other words, could it be important for good facial growth to maintain a generally pleasant-looking, “positive” (“determined”..etc. you name the adjective), “healthy”, almost-smiling expression?
And finally, just to repeat my earlier posts but make them absolutely concise:
– Do you think we can MAXIMIZE (or “turbo-boost”) our resting tongue pressure (using our conscious, targeted tongue muscle) for faster, maximum growth?
– Could there be any side effects for (over-)using the tongue?
– Could humming or making other “closed-mouth sounds” boost the tongue’s pressure and/or area of contact upon the roof of the palate?
– I agree with what Mike said about better faces coming from confidence, though it took a while to see it that way because I thought his wording was quite poor. The way you describe it, I find it hard to not point to this intangible confidence as a factor (however minor or major) in how faces develop. Most actors have at least decent development, ignoring the ones in comedy and other roles where looking good is not required or a “goofier” appearance is essential. I don’t believe that it’s typical for the face to come before confidence; they seem intertwined to me. There are a lot more outgoing and determined people who are attractive than their reserved counterparts, I’ve noticed. Thinking back to elementary school when everyone was on a closer plane of appearance, the more outgoing kids seemed to have retained their looks and had forward development, whereas the reserved ones (like me) would open their mouth, slouch, or any other unconfident, detrimental behaviour and their looks deteriorated over the years. That’s just my experience, though.
– I don’t think it’s a stupid thing to wonder if a positive demeanor helps development, though I would say that faking it solely to improve your looks is futile. If that would help at all, I think it’d have to be genuine as opposed to fixing your mouth in a fake grin, and any benefits from doing it in adulthood would be extremely limited.
– If you’re talking about improving the strength of resting tongue posture, perhaps my above response is completely invalid. I’m a bit confused since you’re talking about resting posture while also mentioning conscious effort. My guess is that habitually getting perfect resting posture would strengthen your tongue as much as you can, but I really know nothing about success with proper resting position.
– Side effects of overusing the tongue would probably just be sore muscles, which may be enough to make you stop working it so hard. If not, I bet eating and talking would get kind of annoying. As for long term damage, I can’t really think of what terrible things could happen, though I’m not about to test it.
– The way I see it, humming may familiarize you with how the posterior of your tongue feels when it’s up, and that could help train you to keep it up. I don’t think the actual pressure would increase, but then again, almost everything I’ve put down here is just a guess or opinion.
Re: Smiling – I’ve been thinking a bit more about the “smiling” question. Could maintaining a SMILE (just a pleasant, positive expression) gradually widen the mouth and also, more specifically, help to BROADEN the tongue’s CONTACT AREA with the palate? Think about the physical dynamics of what goes on inside your mouth when you smile – does your tongue also widen? And also think about the opposite, a stressed, negative, scowling face – wouldn’t making a very unhappy face make the mouth smaller and possibly narrow the tongue’s contact area as well?
I’ve tried smiling several times to try and work out what you’re saying, and the negative face does feel like it would lead to a smaller mouth and less tongue contact. Smiling seems to do the opposite – my mouth feels a bit wider and there does seem to be a bit more room for the tongue. However, this is a lot more noticeable when doing a full, big smile and it goes without saying that nobody is doing that 24/7. I still feel a bit of difference when doing the fairly neutral smile that you’re referring to, so perhaps it plays a part in development.
I’m not sure if a lot of your observations are being made solely from the perspective of how faces are developed when we’re young or if you’re also including how we can change them now. A lot of what you’re saying makes sense to me for early development, but I don’t quite feel strongly with how much of it can help adults. (though you may not be saying that, anyway) Still interesting to read, though.
Hi I was wondering about if mandible extends with muscle tone because all models seem to have longer jaws than us. Also when I try to get the back of the tongue up when swallowing liquid, I feel like I’m gonna choke, am I doing something wrong? And finally, when our tongue is on the palate, is the vaccuming effect supposed to feel like we’re sucking on the top of the palate?
Just want to take a moment to personally apologize for the sloppy rollout of this and any mistakes I made in the process
Please understand I am not a marketer or anything like that, and I never intended to make this public. It just all happened really fast
I am working as hard as I can to get some evidence public ASAP
Best wishes to all
I hope that your technique becomes widespread and affordable soon so that more people (including myself 🙂 ) will benefit those great effects of “repairing” maxilla that you’re talking about. Until then I will continue to focus on correcting tongue posture. It has helped a little with my lower jaw posture, but it feels like tongue pressure alone is not enough to correct deep bite that I have :/ . I’m afraid I will have to resort to traditional orthodontics.
Also, can you say something about effects of your method on facial symmetry? Have you noticed any differences regarding it on yourself?
I ask because my right eye is noticeably lower than my left eye and I am wondering to what extent it is an effect of difference in maxilla development (possibly worse development on one side of my face).
Thanks again for giving me hope and good luck with your invention!
I would also like to know the answer to this regarding to asymmetry. My eye is higher on the side that is less developed (if that is possible)
Weirdly, beginning of my previous comment disappeared. I was saying that it is great reading about the effects that you’re already experiencing thanks to maxilla changes. You sound like a new person. Truly inspiring!
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Where could I find some info about the truthful effect of thumsucking?
CP, what is your knowledge about this?
I feel that my maxilla should move up but not forward as that was already done by the thumbsucking..
Hi I know that you blog has a lot of followers so I want to mention something about the “teeth together lips together roof at the top of the mouth” Mike Mew does not agree with teeth touching together when mouth is in resting position
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3owXWaV-I0 go to around 11:00 he mentions it himself
A lot of people are reading your blog and they don’t understand that teeth together probably means when swallowing but not when resting I hope you fix this
Anyone got more before and after results for face pulling?
I currently don’t have the money or resources to get the biobloc (I honestly don’t know how to find someone who provides the biobloc treatment in my area!) In the meantime, I’ve been wearing my retainer, which is extremely uncomfortable because my jaw is widening and the retainer doesn’t allow that. Also, my overjet continues to grow because my jaw is just too far back in my face. I don’t know where to get the biobloc treatment and if I don’t wear my retainer, I’m afraid my teeth more apparently crooked. What can I do?
Read my comment here regarding expansion alternatives – http://claimingpower.com/mandibular-expansion-adults/#comment-14775
CP, it’s probably the case that the most important thing to attract women is confidence. Oh man you should watch Craig Furguson (search him in youtube) if you like those kind of shows–he is waaaay better at charming the girls. I think there is a bias in society that pushes image, people in our modern culture are very materialistic and because of that we limit and tell ourselves that we aren’t good enough if we don’t look good. But those that work on developing true confidence and self acceptance get the ability to charm girls just as well as those that got the confidence from being born with good looks. But truly the underlying factor here is confidence. The underlying factor in confidence, from my personal experience, is a unmovable life purpose and vision that can create drive in yourself.
In most cases whether you are given the opportunity to demonstrate your confidence relies solely on your appearance – if a woman doesn’t like your appearance then what?
The confidence factor is thrown about far too much these days both in real life and on the internet, all girls are not the same, so just having confidence alone is NOT going to define the outcome – even though it seems to be a general consensus that all one needs is confidence, its a BIG myth – Sorry to sound if I am taking a shot at you personally because I am not.
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Is there a cause to having my maxilla not straight? It’s as if someone slightly turned my maxilla counter clockwise, which leads all my main features being slightly twisted.What could I do to fix this?
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