Root resorption caused by fixed appliances

[@copyRtest1]

The orthodonic industry and the universities that establish it should be held liable for the professional and medical incompetence that has caused so much dammage to human health. Especially now that Mike and John have explained the situation- there is NO excuse anymore

[@tiagomoraes1510]

hope u r doing good John. As always your videos make me very sad but at the same happy to know there are still good people in the world as you, who are willing to fight for the truth.

[@infinityboom1842]

Thank you for changing my life. After I started mewing my face looks so much better than it did two years ago and I can breath more easily. Couple years back I needed to use nose sprays to unblock my nose everyday. Now I can breath without any problems.

[@23BronJames]

Wow same here. started almost a year ago now, and my face looks so much better and my nose is clear all the time! I used to have the worst sinus issues, use nasal sprays, nose tapes, allergy medicine, and couldn't smell a thing. Now I breathe with ease, and smell everything :)

[@k0mukai_1]

How old are you?

[@infinityboom1842]

@@k0mukai_1 19 now

[@johsinrichard276]

​@@infinityboom1842Dude, I've been trying to do mewing for a long time, and I can't really breathe when I put my tongue completely on my palate, did you have this difficulty too?

[@k0mukai_1]

How much bone did u think u gained in your face

[@Boyhowdy875]

Wonderful to see you today Mr. Mew!

[@jrt1776]

The entire dental ORG needs to be publically exposed for destroying healthy dental tissue

[@tannerj5826]

John Mew is still in great shape and well spoken for his age

[@yellow1612]

Very well spoken. Thanks for the new information as always. Great work

[@东南西北222]

Thank you so much, prof Mew!

[@scoobtoober2975]

My wife got so screwed over by this. Two front teeth are so near to falling out. They can't be touched ever again. She bites her lip today and it sucks. Be careful folks. My oldest is 10 and needs help. Her nose is so blocked, crooked teeth, horrible mouth breathing because of it all. It's a battle and i'm trying all the things in slow, easy ways. But i'm shameful that we got to this point at this age. So sorry to her. It's a big mental slow down, adhd, learning problem. Our 4 year old, we got the nutrition of mom right and she breast fed for 2 years, face is wide and healthy. Naturally nose breaths at night and day. 10 year old fed that way for 4 months and had horrible facial structure and feeding was horrible. Should have started on it back then. My mouth is post braces and horrible. Straight and narrow. 8 teeth removed for both my wife and I. Tongue covers my whole lower teeth area when my mouth is open. Mewing for the past year, but need to try all the myofacial exercises and gums and hard foods. I"m 40 and my palate definitely is moving, i now have a ridge in my upper palate area. It was never there. Nose breathing is way easier. I was mouth breather for life with clooged nose a good bit of the time. Cheers John you are a legend. Your dad as well. Thank you for your work and your son's work.

[@sdoix]

Thank you. I am planning to get orthotropic treatment soon

[@riccomorra2689]

Hi Prof Mew, My name is Ricco at 21 I had maxilla and mandible surgery. After my operation my orthodontist was unable to fully correct my bite and I was discharged by the NHS. My front bite was correct but side bites crossed, upper inside lower. Shortly after my treatment my teeth began to relapse. 5 years after now with a partial front cross bite I began private treatment with a private orthodontist. He believed could correct my bite with braces without surgery. It took 3 years to correct the front bite however he was unable to expand the upper bite to match the lower. I was left with a better result than achieved by my NHS orthodontist. However despite wearing retainers religiously as before my teeth began to relapse again. I sort the advice from a different orthodontist who took scans and molds to measure possible teeth expansion. He has now confirmed that it was always highly unlikely to fully correct the upper side bite. He has said the upper pallet is too narrow and has recommended sarpe surgery and expansion. I found your videos and I was absolutely blown away by your teachings a revelation. Initially upset I didn't have access to this knowledge before being cut open and screwed back together. I decided to begin aware I was limited my aim was to correct tongue posture and strengthen jaw muscles. The results were unbelievably I now hold my tongue in the correct position naturally, have improved pronunciation, breathing and posture. I incorporated excercies and stretches while seeing a chiropractor and physiotherapist. My tongue is very large and my pallet doesnt accommodate well but its an improvement. I am left not knowing how to proceed. I truly believe in your methods however I am also aware I still have the screws in my maxilla. I know its impossible to go any further with them still in place. I am prepared to have these screws removed to proceed. I have seen results with them in place I know I can do this. I know you do not treat most older patients currently which is not your fault as Im aware of the industries opposition to your teachings. I truly do believe in your methods I would like to be considered for treatment. I know I can do this, I am 31 years old now I juggle my businesses with 4 beautiful children a wife I love and I do this with commitment to never giving up on anything I truly believe in. I would never be able to forgive myself for giving up on my dream of correcting whats happened to me and finally have a bite to be proud of. I can not of gone through this for nothing. This journey began for me when I realised I was different 22 year ago. I truly believe I can do this with your treatment and support. Consider me. Ricco

[@merveozenen7950]

You will succeed!!

[@troutouteuse68]

I went to the dentist after an orthodontic treatment, and he made a scan of my mouth. He then asked me why the roots of my teeth were so short, I was 22 at that time, and he said I had the same teeth roots as a 50 years old person !

[@stellaruiz467]

I agree. Very well done video. Thank you for informing us 🙂

[@AmalieKandel]

What happened to the young lady? How did you treat her situation - can adult teeth root-damage from braces be fixed? Best, Amalie :))

[@johnmew9980]

She had to have a denture. Implants did not exist then.

[@user-nx8fn7jg1r]

@@johnmew9980 Did she lose all her teeth?

[@johnmew9980]

Roots can not be repaired they just extract the teeth when they become lose. Prof John Mew.

[@Stardust_Truth_Seeker]

Wow. This is such important information

[@geirtwo]

When I was a child I loved to chew on rubber stuff, this has caused my wisdom teeth to grow out healthy.

[@TheChargeShow]

Fantastic video.

[@copyRtest1]

Legend!

[@KorokuGaming]

I'm a gigachad thanks to this man. Mewing>>>braces. If you disagree you're an orthodontics shill.

[@Saksham2134]

bro i have a qn to ask you I’m 16. I had orthodontic treatment last year, got permanent metal retainers on my front teeth as well as nighttime retainers. Recently discovered mewing and stoped wearing my nighttime retainers. My top jaw has become wider so that retainer no longer fits. I’m not sure if my teeth will become crooked again without the retainer, should I keep wearing them at night? If I can stop wearing them, shall I get my metal retainers removed as well the front teeth can also widen?

[@KorokuGaming]

@@Saksham2134 I did the same as you, ditched retainers and since I have good oral posture and good diet etc. my teeth didn't go crooked. The only downside is that I have a gap between my two front teeth now (because my top jaw has more space than before) but my teeth are not crooked. It depends on how crooked your teeth were before braces and on many other factors. My teeth were not that crooked before I got braces (had them for 1 year), it would have been better if I never got them and just focused on having good oral posture and diet/lifestyle. Mewing won't work with a fixed appliance because the teeth will want to move and the retainer will stop any movement. If you retain the lower set of teeth, they will not match with the other if there is any jaw expansion in the top jaw, which could cause bite issues. As you are only 16 you probably have quite a bit of jaw growth potential left, it might be worth getting rid of the retainer if you are confident that you have the mewing habits down. What I will say is that it's probably a good idea to at least keep your retainers on for 6 months following orthodontic treatment so that the teeth can properly set in their new (straight) positions, it will give you a better starting point to then start mewing. Don't get rid of your retainers before the 6 month mark, you'll waste any benefit the orthodontic treatment gave you. Use that 6 months to develop proper oral posture.

[@EriPages]

​@@Saksham2134 No, you definitely shouldn't put those retainers back on because your palate has widened. You'd be FORCING your teeth mouth to shrink back to where it was. Your comment is 7 months old though, so what'd you end up doing?

[@Saksham2134]

@@EriPages removed both permanent and temporary retainers my face has growed forward jaw widened and teeth are still not crooked and my bite is still good

[@robby7025]

Will this happen with palate expanders too?

[@TerrenLiberte]

Good question!😊

[@jennyd5728]

My daughter will start braces and 2 orthodontists suggested expander for the top. I wonder too if that’s a bad idea.

[@johnmew9980]

@@jennyd5728 It is usually good.

[@pdcindore]

Hi sir regards from Indore India Dr Chetan

[@nadiahmariamazmi]

Due to my microdontia and hypodontia (at 38, I still have 2 baby teeth), I have severe underbite problem that was not recognized and rectified earlier in my life, I now have what’s called the Witch’s Chin. And another problem I had was grinding off my inner cheeks and biting of tongue during my sleep. I wake up with bleeding mouth and a lot of pain in my jaw. I have recently started my orthodontic journey and have seen drastic changes in my bite. Once the teeth are in place, I’ll need implants to ensure I have less missing teeth. However, I’m nowworried about the impact of braces in the long run.

[@johnmew9980]

Your problems are due to the way you use your tongue. You need a skilled oral myologist not an orthodontist. Prof John Mew.

[@Floyd..B]

Shocking !

[@ChristianVegh]

I was wondering what it would take you so long to make this video, this is the biggest argument against train tracks.

[@animelover9409]

Hi, I am 28 male and I have a single tooth crossbite at my upper right canine which sits behind my lower tooth. My local orthotropic suggested me get braces/Invisalign to correct my bite, will this have a negative effect on my face? Is there a way to expand my palate and bring my face forward with braces or any appliances at my age? I would appreciate any response as this would be a life-changing decision of my life. Dr Mews I ask you this question directly to you.

[@johnmew9980]

Yes Invisalign often damages the face find an orthotropist. Prof John Mew.

[@jeffreymerriam3463]

Hey Dr John and Mike. Can I Mew with a dental implant?

[@johnmew9980]

yes

[@Sidd1481]

​@@johnmew9980with braces as well?

[@isateo374]

Jawhacks published a video today critizicing the Biobloc, saying it only moves teeth, and also damages the teeth, gives periodontal problems etc. My kids are 6 and 7 and have had the Biobloc stage 1 for 1 year, soon changing to stage 3. Is Jawhacks correct in his critizicism?

[@nooneknows8461]

please read it, Dr Mike Mew. When i am mewing. The sub mandibular gland area seems to bulge out, (not digastric muscle area) Am i correctly mewing ??

[@TheBoyese2112]

Dr, Exactly if i practice mewing should i stick my tongue to the soft or hard plate or maybe both. Very Appreciate your answear

[@michelem226]

Do have to worry about my sleep apnea dental device? I wasn't able to tolerate the CPAP machine.

[@johnmew9980]

I think they are both bad. Correct your posture instead.

[@michelem226]

@@johnmew9980 Are you masquerading as John Mew on KZbin? That's not cool.

[@VIJAYABALAJIMECT]

Hi Sir, i am vijay. I have doubt of mewing. I have uneven face thats meen one side zygomatic bone is bigger. I will do or not do the mewing? And then How do i mewing and change the uneven face.

[@yes-j9r]

Dear Mr.Mew, Am I done for if I already went through an orthodontic treatment? Details about it: It was a year and four months until I've received my retainer and I've had four teeth extractions.

[@destruction_9888]

Hi, I just have a few questions to do with Orthotropics and having dental implants. Essentially I want to know if I can Mew with molar dental implants (assuming I was 'mewing' perfectly) and see improvements or does the dental implant prevent facial development. I’m currently 26 and I would really appreciate a response as I’m currently considering a molar dental implant to replace my missing molar tooth. Thanks

[@johnmew9980]

Finish your treatment or mewing BEFORE having any implants as they can not move in the bone. Prof John Mew.

[@privateaccount369]

Can u do a video on how to mew evenly , like if u lut uneven pressure on the palate it will make an asymmetrical face , exercises or anything really just to practice EVEN mewing

[@nooneknows8461]

PLEASE READ THIS ...DR MIKE MEW. When i am mewing. The sub mandibular gland area seems to bulge out, (not digastric muscle region) Am i correctly mewing ??

[@privateaccount369]

You're most probably doing it wrong

[@Nicole13Clhs]

I need help! I have bimaxillary protrusion and I’m not sure how to fix it

[@ifyouknowyouknow6964]

I have a serious question, is it even possible to fix short teeth? Or maybe what I mean is a deep bite , I feel like my upper teeth don’t show and not because of my gums but because of my upper lip. I saw another KZbinr under the name of “facelift dentistry” and he does what I think is veneers or bonds on the teeth to stop the deep bite . But it’s about 40,000😭 What are your recommendations if there’s nothing that can be done through mewing or braces .

[@ryanvanrensburg6073]

Hello 👋

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

Is this a problem for people who use night guards for sleep apnea -- to move the lower jaw forward? There's significant pressure on the teeth. Also: What about people who wear retainers at night, after getting braces off?

[@johnmew9980]

Yes both of these can cause damage Prof John Mew.

[@Saksham2134]

I’m 16. I had orthodontic treatment last year, got permanent metal retainers on my front teeth as well as nighttime retainers. Recently discovered mewing and stoped wearing my nighttime retainers. My top jaw has become wider so that retainer no longer fits. I’m not sure if my teeth will become crooked again without the retainer, should I keep wearing them at night? If I can stop wearing them, shall I get my metal retainers removed as well the front teeth can also widen?

[@_JOCKXD]

Hi there. I'm no orthodontist- but if you are happy with your new smile, wearing your retainers is the best course of action unless you want your teeth to revert to their previous positions, especially if you just finished treatment. If your teeth have shifted already and you are concerned, you should consult your ortho asap and tell them what has transpired. At 16, most people have too little life experience to fully comprehend the value of treatment time and cost: orthodontics are quite time consuming and expensive! Consider that not all parents can afford orthodontia for their children- gosh, some people even grow up without regular dental evaluations. You are fortunate to have had braces :D Obviously every case is different, but in my experience, ortho accelerates the refinement of the bite and smile exponentially faster than mewing and retention is a major part of both treatments (retainers also cost money). While fascinating and logical, the mewing trend exploded dramatically during the pandemic while access to dental services became limited and untenable to many people. Most popular KZbin influencers put out 1 or 2 videos discussing mewing to ride the wave of trending topics, but those who follow through report it takes years to see improvement, yet the results are not nearly as evident as ortho.

[@CupOchaGG]

My jaw is soar, everytime I open it it sticks out at the joint/hindge on the left. It feels like its dislocated. Do you have any advice please. Thank you. Robert

[@jackbramwell3002]

Likely tmj, hope you find answers though!

[@KorokuGaming]

I have the same thing, sucks to be us!

[@Perfecta762]

I have bimaxilar protrusion, can i get removed the last molars for correction?

[@johnmew9980]

No you don't your teeth may be forward but your jaws are back. DONT have extractions.

[@michaelhayes588]

The problem lies is when a person goes to a orthodontist and says: I would like to have straight teeth instead of saying "I would like to fix my bite". Orthodontists know it's much easier and lucrative to bond platelets then to tell people proper tongue posture

[@Adityanxx]

Can someone plz tell me in which cases we can get extraction of premolars for orthodontic braces treatment?? Or we should doesnt extract at it all???

[@MiketheDon99]

Hello! Myobraces can solve TMJ pain, malocclusions and uneven bite? I am stuck in a Left AIC, Right BC Pattern and I think my jaw caused that. Can you tell me If Myobraces are the perfect solutions for my JAW and If my jaw will be fixed, my pelvic tilt will also be fixed?

[@destinyholmes6350]

Just started Myobrace, I think I have this same pattern and have been meaning to work on it.

[@MiketheDon99]

@@destinyholmes6350 you have back problems?

[@toast8513]

While mewing when I suction the root of my tongue it hurts around the uvula area it doesn't look swollen or inflamed, I was icing my face for around a month when this happened, I think that my sinuses got inflamed and the liquid from it irritated my uvula. Do you have any advise, thank you.

[@-telr4713]

I have partial denture in the upper front, can i still do mewing? Please help me

[@syndromefam30]

How to fix narrow mandible

[@joaakitoobbyy7622]

Hi. How can I improve the seal of my lips? I also recruit that muscle under my lips, to a lesser extent, but I still find it annoying to keep my lips sealed. I usually sleep with my mouth open and durind the day I have good posture. Could someone help me with this?

[@maalikserebryakov]

Inject tren into lip

[@isateo374]

Myomunch, Froggy mouth

[@isateo374]

Also mouth tape when sleeping

[@lukaaraujoo]

Ive been mewing since 2018 but i kind of stopped taking it as serious after a bit and just recently started again and i noticed that my back molars seems to stick out more and my premolars are more inverted. Also it seems to be difficult for me to keep my tongue fitted properly on the roof of my mouth for long periods of time especially when sleeping. can anyone give me some tips or advice?

[@ЕвгенийСоболев-г6д]

I'm not sure but I guess you don't have to mew while sleeping. You just need to keep mouth shut during sleep. Mew said you need to do 8 hours mewing per day minimum, right? I'm quite new to this practice tbh

[@EriPages]

Interesting. Anyone here removing their retainers? I'm tempted to cease wearing retainers and mew the heck out of my palate forever

[@TatjanaGnjidic]

They did that to me 😭

[@chadwickreno8499]

What's even the point of mewing if you're an adult?

[@HeliodromusScorpio]

Clearer and better breathing, and you look significantly better. Not to mention this should be the norm

[@NoRockinMansLand]

Its the natural resting position of the tongue

[@godchild505]

To maintain

[@Artiscetic]

im seeing changes at 28. up to you. dont do it and suffer the pain of regret. or do it and see if its possible and get better breathing and tongue posture in the process.

[@chadwickreno8499]

@@Artiscetic I won't lie, hearing that does give me some small semblance of hope. However, I still I'm probably going to need jaw surgery or at least an appliance.

[@tnt_n1nja252]

I have had braces twice, it is a shame it is forced on kids before they can even think for themselves. Mewing works, but it is important to know that vitamin structure is VERY important for facial structure, especially vitamin D and K. In fact, many times a "receding hairline" is just an expanding forehead, caused by these vitamins being low. In fact almost everyone you see is affected to some degree, your forehead is supposed to meet the top of your head at a 90 degree angle, but almost no one has that where I live.

[@vantrong7320]

I have touched on roof and sleep with tape in 2 years but maxilla hasnt ever moved forward 😃

[@Alex-ik6pu]

L

[@wserthmar8908]

Can mewing damage your brain by applying pressure on it? I’ve read some stories and that’s why I stopped mewing.

[@wserthmar8908]

@@theterriblepuddle1830, well I definitely could feel pressure on my forehead when mewing , so I took the precautions. Better safe than sorry

[@esmir21]

They don't understand what mewing is then... you just put your whole tongue on the roof of the mouth without any more pressure. not only the tip but also the 3rd back. If you have an intermolar width of less than 30mm, you need expansion because the whole tongue wont be able to fit

[@Cantersoft]

The pressure on your forehead is the shape of your bones changing.

[@wserthmar8908]

@@theterriblepuddle1830, human skull is designed to protect against such exterior damage, not against interior pressure

[@ionescho]

​@@wserthmar8908based on that statement of yours, I think you already have brain damage.