Mewing claims to reshape your jawline using tongue posture. Learn the facts, risks, and expert opinions on whether it truly works.

What Is ‘Mewing’? How to Do It and Whether It Works Mewing is a social media trend in which proponents claim to be able to reshape the jaw by holding a specific tongue position. But does it work?

This mouth exercise may lead to dental or jaw issues, experts say Some people on social media are claiming that ‘mewing’ can help achieve a chiseled jawline and defined chin, among other things.

Dentists explain how mewing works, the pros and cons of this "tongue posture" technique, and whether it can improve jawline aesthetics.

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What if reshaping your jawline could be as simple as changing your tongue’s resting position? That’s the claim behind mewing, a Gen Z trend sweeping the internet for its promise of a sharper ...

Mewing is a facial restructuring practice that supposedly changes your jaw shape. No evidence suggests it works, and it may only offer temporary results.

Professor John Mew, the British orthodontist behind the viral facial restructuring trend known as “mewing,” has passed away ...

This position, called “mewing” after the orthodontist who popularized it, creates forces that counteract the downward and inward collapse associated with mouth breathing.

Dentists explain how mewing works, the pros and cons of this "tongue posture" technique, and whether it can improve jawline aesthetics.