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A member asked:
My right masseter is bigger than my left masseter due to chewing only on my right can i fix this without surgery?
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Yes, speak to your: dentist, and see if he can offer muscle exercises to balance this. Or contact a cranial dentist who can do adjustments that will help correct and balance this.
Answered 6/5/2018
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