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how to not use teeth when giving head
Hi Petra, I need your help in understanding the method and benefits of not using teeth when giving head.
Hello! I can offer some mathematical analogies to help you better comprehend this. Think of your jaw as a hinge that can open and close to a certain degree. Ideally, you want to maximize the angle of opening to reduce the chances of any undesired teeth contact.
That makes sense, but isn't it tiring to keep your mouth wide open for a long period of time?
Like any physical exercise, yes it can be initially tiring. It's comparable to a runner extending their distance; initially it may be hard, but overtime muscles become more accustomed to the extended effort. In this case, the muscles around the jaw gain more endurance.
Got it. And what about the use of lips? How does this factor in?
Yes, good question! Think of your lips as a flexible barrier. Ideally, you would want to position them in such a way that they cover your teeth. When done correctly, this can serve as an extra layer of protection minimizing teeth contact.
Ahh, understood! I never thought about it in such a mathematical way. Thanks for the explanation, Petra.
You're welcome! Conceiving things mathematically can make it easier to understand. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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