How to sleep and chew with a chin tilted to the left

In our lives, many people are used to chewing food with one side of their teeth when eating. This can easily lead to the phenomenon that one side of the face is bigger than the other. Sometimes, the teeth that are not often used are particularly prone to degeneration, making it look like the chin is crooked from a distance. In order to correct the crooked chin, many people will correct their sleeping posture and chewing. So how should you sleep and chew if your chin is crooked to the left?

This situation is considered to be caused by sleeping. It can usually be improved by sleeping in the opposite direction. Be careful not to eat too hard food and develop the habit of chewing on both sides.

My chin is tilted to the left and I don’t know how to adjust it, right?

Guidance: According to your description, I don’t know what caused your crooked mouth. Generally, crooked mouth corners are caused by facial nerve dysfunction. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Let’s look at this issue. Your situation may be caused by your sleeping posture.

Guidance: In your case, it is impossible to adjust now. Because your skeleton is now fully developed. But it can be corrected through cosmetic surgery.

The chin tilting to the left is somewhat related to sleeping posture but it is not the main reason. It is related to personal chewing habits.

Chewing is related to the health of your teeth. If you have problems such as tooth decay or tooth loss on the left or right side, or if you often have food stuck in your teeth, or if you often chew food with one side of your teeth, or if the bite relationship between the upper and lower teeth is misaligned, or if your facial muscles are developed on one side, this may cause your chin to deviate to the left or right. If this is the case, it is best to go to a dental hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. To improve the occlusion between the upper and lower jaws; caries treatment and orthodontic treatment can all cure it.

It is recommended to go to the dental hospital to check the occlusion of the upper and lower teeth and listen to the doctor's advice.