a child should be taught how to breathe properly through the nose, how to rest the tongue properly inside the mouth from a young age. this will help them immensely in the development of the maxilla horizontally which makes a face attractive by 100x.
breastfeeding helps by a great deal as well as an ancestral diet where the food is much harder than modern food. environmental factors play a much larger role compared to genetics in the development of the facial structure.
when a baby is breastfed, it promotes the correct swallowing techniques and the correct tongue position. it is a difficult job for the baby, therefore the baby has to to make an βeffortβ to get the milk out which is directly proportional to the correct jaw development.
the reason why genetics shouldnβt be blamed for an underdeveloped or vertically developed/ narrow jaws which eventually causes breathing problems/ non-aligned teeth. if you look at photos of your βownβ ancestors, youβd see that almost all of them had a well developed maxilla.
facial dystrophy is almost always a result of lack of breastfeeding, soft diet, incorrect breathing methods, weak tongue due etc.
the opposite of what our ancestors did. they were largely supportive of breastfeeding and their diet contained hard food.
the opposite of what our ancestors did. they were largely supportive of breastfeeding and their diet contained hard food.
this is exactly why wisdom teeth removal has become common due to underdeveloped jaws resulting in less space for those wisdom teeth to properly come out.
this definitely can be reversed with proper breathing, resting the tongue on the mouth roof without the tip touching the front teeth as well as engaging in tongue exercises & proper chewing.
even better if children are subtly taught this *before* they develop facial dystrophy.
even better if children are subtly taught this *before* they develop facial dystrophy.
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