The impact of orthodontics
Orthodontics 'melts' faces as Mike and John Mew like to put it.
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I've consistently seen that braces will typically flattens the 'curve of spee' a bit. Because the jaw is no longer supported in multiple positions.
A mouthguard serves almost like a doorstop that prevents the jaw from closing and stretches the soft tissue that surround the jaw and the skull.
This 'inflates' the skull which allows cranial bones and the jaw to revert back to healthier positions over time.
I've observed that the teeth will also move during this process (upright, untwist). And the arches often expand.
And so over time the damage that was done by the braces is slowly reversed (in my experience).
Orthodontics 'melts' faces as Mike and John Mew like to put it.
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I predict that there will be $billions in lawsuits related to braces and aligners (eg. Invisalign) within the next couple of decades.
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I predict in 1-2 decades anyone that was an orthodontist will one day hide it... as if it was the equivalent of admitting they were a pedophile.
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I 'believe' it can based on what I have seen.
Because regardless of the damage you can still resurrect the structure through these biomechanics.
I 'believe' Reviv can help with things like facial asymmetry, diminished jawline, neck and back pain, TMJ problems, sleep issues, brain fog, decreased energy, mood swings, and even various health conditions that emerged after orthodontic work.
Teeth move during the Reviv process. But i find that that they generally move in a good way if you are consistent with using it to sleep.
And so the teeth will move from where your orthodontist put them to where the skull wants them.
But since the mouthguard is also stretching things out and expanding them, you will be making space for them to align in a more natural way. At least based on what I have seen.
I believe it can.
In my experience clear aligners like Invisalign cause the same fundamental biomechanical problems as traditional braces - sometimes even more severely.
And so i've seen that Reviv can counteract this in a similar way to how i explained with braces.
I believe Reviv can support the natural biomechanics of the jaw and facial structure.