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I have a question I always work on my right arm and my right arm skin is tighter. Whereas I found out my left side is weak (because I don't write by my left arm) and also the skin is puffy and not tight. So how do you describe this?

And so like my left side of my face is bigger and I don't feel exhausted chewing left side. Whereas my right side skin us tighter and flatter and I feel exhausted chewing in my right side. So in my words my right side of face is weak . As I cannot smirk easily like my left side or I hardly can lift my eyebrow on right side of my face. So which side should I start chewing to make it assymetric or defined

start chewing from your weaker jaw , I mean the side where you didnt used tochew for a long time follow it until you see improvements

Hi! I'm not sure - I don't work with patients, so I don't have any experience that could tell me whether that does or doesn't happen. That was never a concern of mine personally because my mandible always wanted to be farther forward than my maxilla would allow; in fact, that was the main reason I undertook palate expansion/AGGA.

Do you have an example of somewhere I’ve given misinformation? If so I’m happy to take a look! My intent with my videos and blogs has been to share my own experience and decision making processes, not to endorse anything or tell people what to do.

@@alyssaluck I know from your prior videos that you explained what this appliance followed by CAB was supposed to achieve. Yet in this video, you don't tell your audience that these claims were false and that it wasn't achieved. Every time teeth are moved, there is damage. So you are not in the same place you were before AGGA-CAB. Your audience needs to know that. Thank you for your reply! I appreciate your diligence to follow up.

I have also this problem and really confused about it

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@shujamaimum9555 same here! I had wisdom tooth surgery in 2021 on my left side so I had to chew on my right side. So I've been chewing on my right side without realizing been doing it for 3 years already. Now I notice that my right side is smaller and slimmer than my left side. So now I'm starting to develop the habit of chewing on my left side and hopefully it will make that side smaller too. I know it's gonna take years too and I'll be patiently waiting for result and try not to think or look at it all the time 😅

Kek

Any updates ?

chew on the chubby side. the baby face looking part is the most undeveloped.

Is your face now ok

@@Mycreavings Incredibly, it is not. I've been chewing all of my food on the smaller side for around one year yet I still have this issue. I decided to buy some special chewing gum and I've been chewing this for around one month at this point. Things appeared to have improved slightly but the asymmetry is still noticeable. It is infuriating and I'm not sure I can get this issue sorted.

I don't have any fillings!

Because i noticed on mine like if someone pushed on my nose

I didn’t notice anything, but I was so young I wasn’t really paying attention! I had the extractions when I was 8.

@@alyssaluck ok thanks a lot !! For youre respons :*

Yes.... please do👍

Hi! I’m sorry, I don’t quite understand your question. After the AGGA expansion process, I had a gap on either side between the canine and premolar. We moved the premolars forward through the gap so that the jawbone would remodel and strengthen (better for implants), and then put implants in the resulting gaps (in front of the back molars and behind the premolars).

@@alyssaluck oh sorry i was writing fast ok i understand but you told in one or one vidéo that in place to do the implants WE could alson bring the molars foreward to close the Space or did i not understand well ? Thank you !!!

@@elaaela149 ah, yes! The “normal” way to finish the AGGA process is to bring both molars forward to close the gap, and my AGGA dentist suggested doing that when my first CBCT scan showed not enough room for the implants. I initially agreed, but then wasn’t happy with the way things were going, so I switched to an orthodontist and he made enough space for the implants. So we left my molars where they were!

@@alyssaluck ok just for knowing thats possible because i m scared of the implant and can i also Ask you why you were not happy with how does thé things going ( when you tried to bring foreward thé molars) if you have time to respond thanks a lot really !! It means a lot for all of us !! And i m so glad that you could do it,

@@elaaela149 I talked all about that in this video and the one after it! ua-cam.com/video/BhsVbQ1yxaU/v-deo.html

Hey, sorry I missed your comment before! Unfortunately your question gets at the heart of the controversy surrounding palate expansion/arch development in adults - some people claim it's possible to achieve genuine bone growth, others claim that any "growth" you may get is just moving teeth and compromising their stability. Although with something like the crane, the force is distributed across all the teeth of the upper dental arch, so seems like it would be less likely to have any significant effect on the teeth. And if you attach it to a bone-borne MSE or similar appliance, it would have no affect on the teeth at all, and any growth would have to be the maxilla itself.

That's actually what I ended up doing! After I quit the controlled arch braces and switched from my AGGA dentist to an orthodontist, the orthodontist put Damon braces on me to finish up the treatment. But that definitely wasn't the initial plan and isn't part of the AGGA protocol, so I'm guessing it would depend on the flexibility of your specific practitioner as to whether you could do something similar.

No, you are a lier. Her left side looks ugly.

I'm facing the same problem and I think solution to this is to first improve by chewing on sunken side for some time and see if that works for you or not

Mee to broo now I started to. Chewing in lower jaw I think their is a 5% change my left jaw line is little up and right is little lowered now I chew little bit more on right side

hi how many weeks or months have you been chewing on that part? do you do any exercises?

How long did you chew before seeing results

any updates?

@promiseafolajin8736 when you said flat side did you mean the larger side of your face? The one that you didn't chew on before?

Not necessarily! Braces are a very versatile tool - it totally depends on how the orthodontist is using them. But it’s very common practice for orthodontists to use them to close gaps, retracting teeth in the process.

Hi Sashi! In this video I have braces with an FRLA, so it's the same mouth hardware setup that I had in this video where I was really lispy at first: ua-cam.com/video/sATgtZioaJ4/v-deo.html What I don't have in this video is the AGGA, which is the appliance (without braces) that I had in my first four videos on this channel. Hopefully that helps! Good luck with everything!!

Then chewing on weaker side ( flat side)

I chew on the right side But the right side is the flatter side 🥲