▲ 167 r/orthotropics
Dentist: Rather than something hard, please try not to chew too much.
Caveman: What the hell is he talking about?
u/Haunting-Ninja7492 — 13 days ago
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This photo is like a dentist saying that orthodontics doesn't affect the airway or the face.
Until the 1950s, sugar was considered a health food.
Until the 1950s, smoking was thought to be good for your health.
Trans fats were considered safe until the 1980s.
Suddenly, ultraviolet rays became recognized as a cause of cancer.
We just listen and believe.
What is the basis for it?
What was true this year could be false next year.
We must no longer be deceived.
u/Haunting-Ninja7492 — 5 months ago
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Orthodontics is the same—it never addresses the root cause. If it were truly a 'cure,' why do you have to wear a retainer 24/7 for the rest of your life?
I’ve realized that traditional orthodontics only focuses on symptoms, not the root cause.
They just told me to get braces and wear a retainer for life. No mention of jaw development.
u/Haunting-Ninja7492 — 5 months ago