a simple yes doesn’t explain which parts of the field will truly enhance the jawline structure to be of the correct dental position.
Let’s take it to someone who likes to explain things :)
Question: Which parts of this field will help to correct underbite?
From [1] Mechanobiology:
- Shifting load points towards the fracture or areas with less density.
- Enforcing the ideal length for each muscle at the sarcomeres level.
- Identifying and preventing defects in the zygomatic complex.
- Increasing mechanosensitive growth factor MGF24E for higher bone mineral density.
From [2] Bone Metabolism and Biomechanical Adjustments:
- Applying midline mandible load at the coronal plane and posterior load at the sagittal plane.
- Targeting biomechanical load sensitivity for rebuilding with adjacent contribution to masticatory function.
- Applying force at angular distributions of dental formations for stabilizing shape and support.
From [3] Facial Aesthetics and Muscular Balance:
- Increasing malar eminence.
- Adjusting bizygomatic width.
- Individualized width-to-height ratio for the desired appearance.
- Elongating and sharpening the ramus bone.
… and many more adjustments in fact :)