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Someone elab. I've gotten x-rays so I'm certain it's not in my head anymore.
My preferred chewing side was always my right, but my ogee curve is slightly less prominent on the right, and the jaw, although the ramus is longer, there's an antegonial notch. Combine this with the fact that my right mandibular wisdom tooth is at a greater risk of getting impacted than the one on the left (greater tilt angle in relation to the 2nd molar)
On the other hand, side I barely chewed on definitely has less gonion definition, but the ogee curve is noticeably more prominent and there is enough room for the wisdom tooth on that side according to how it's looking now
genetic asymmetry perhaps? But I remember seeing this exact issue talked about by another user months ago, can't be a coincidence
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My preferred chewing side was always my right, but my ogee curve is slightly less prominent on the right, and the jaw, although the ramus is longer, there's an antegonial notch. Combine this with the fact that my right mandibular wisdom tooth is at a greater risk of getting impacted than the one on the left (greater tilt angle in relation to the 2nd molar)
On the other hand, side I barely chewed on definitely has less gonion definition, but the ogee curve is noticeably more prominent and there is enough room for the wisdom tooth on that side according to how it's looking now
genetic asymmetry perhaps? But I remember seeing this exact issue talked about by another user months ago, can't be a coincidence
high iq craniofacial growth experts gtfih