A speaker asks whether palate expansion and movement of cranial/maxillary bones can affect vision. They describe having double vision requiring a prism in glasses and having undertaken vision therapy, and they wonder how changes to facial bones might change eye position and the effectiveness or need for vision exercises.
But I'm also curious if it'll impact even vision things. So because that's something that we don't talk about so much when we're talking about the mouth and we're talking about the nose, but the maxillary bone, you know, goes right under your eye socket. So like one thing that I have is I have double vision, so I have to have a prism in my glasses. I can't wear contacts in because of the way my vision is. And I have done some vision therapy. I've kind of paused that for a moment just because of the time commitment. I mean, it's like all the changes. Yeah. So much. And then also with this, I'm wondering how that's going to change things because we're really moving, like, you know, cranial bones here. So how is that going to impact how my eyes sit, how we exercise our eyes too? So that's another one that I'm curious about.
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