Can you call an Oval face also a strong jaw?
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No. To have an "oval" face, the jaw is not a "strong" forceful line, it tapers inward on the sides to form the bottom part of the "oval".\n\nStrong jaw-lines are square and well-defined, not soft.\n\nKeep in mind that for females, oval is supposed to be the preferred, perfect shape.
657115
A circle is the strongest shape in the world. Thats why most bridged and tunnels have arc shaped ceilings. Eggs are not perfect ovals. one side is a wider angle than the other. This is to prevent the eggs from rolling off the nest or burrow or whatever.
844549
Check out http://www.orthognathic.com/ for some answers.
576676
Can't be based on that. Depends on the way the face is formed and how the body is composed. Otherwise given JUST that information I would say yes.
697830
Physiologically impossible.\nI think it has someting to do with the face muscles
86782
It's a smily face turn it sideways and you'll see it :)
528092
I'm not a dentist, but I would say yes. You weren't very specific about what is going on. If you have decayed teeth or impacted wisdom teeth that can kill jaw tissue and bone. Teeth are, in essence, bones, so if they rot so can your jaw. Is this a concern or just a curious question?
910147
sure. people have TEETH there too!!
853960
Yes, but if you change the head shape a little bit to heart and eyes to a bit rounder it would be more like a female, but do not be offended i am just suggesting. Looks don't matter, but your heart does.
65856
It can. but lots of times if you have a hard time swallowing it could be due to swollen glands.
983066
On the cheek is appropriate!
904967
long neck  \npointy nose
152153
I only know the ramus to be a part of the jaw. It's the corner where the condylar and coronoid processes meet the body of the mandible.
1156548
style of facial hair.
205862
eye, ear, lip, jaw, gum
585948
Maxillo-facial specialist (surgeon), this person treats all cases to do with the face. They chose this term because the maxilla (upper jaw) contains special structure thus they could not consider it in general with the other facial structures. The lower jaw is medically termed 'mandibula'. A maxillo-facial specialist treats conditions such as: \nFace trauma, Temporomandibular malalignment, Fractures, Trismus, Mandible fractures, Jaw cyst, Jaw tumor, Oral cancer,Skin cancer, Facial pain etc
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only if he also has a mustache