Mewing is a technique that involves consciously positioning the tongue against the roof of the mouth with the intention of improving jaw alignment and facial structure. It was named after Dr. John Mew, a British orthodontist, and has gained popularity online as a method to potentially enhance facial aesthetics and correct certain orthodontic issues without surgery or braces.
Tongue Posture: The core principle of mewing is to keep the tongue flat against the palate consistently, with focus on the back third of the tongue pressing up as well. This is believed to exert gentle pressure that may influence jaw and palate development over time.
Mouth Posture: It’s recommended to maintain a closed-mouth posture with lips together and teeth lightly touching or slightly apart. This encourages nasal breathing, which is considered optimal for health and facial development.
Breathing: Mewing emphasizes breathing through the nose rather than the mouth, which is thought to have various health benefits and supports proper oral posture.
While mewing has garnered attention for its potential benefits in reshaping the face and improving orthodontic issues, it's important to approach it with realistic expectations and consider consulting a dental or orthodontic professional for personalized advice.
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