What do you think of people who don t close their mouths when they eat?

I think those who don't close their mouths when eating are too big and don't pay attention to their own image, if they are seen by someone they are not familiar with, it will damage their image very much, and it will also give people a particularly sloppy feeling, and will not make others want to know you. <>

Everyone's habits are different, some people may belong to the kind of natural, they don't close their mouths when they eat, just like some people like to chirp when they eat, this is all a matter of personal habits, so don't comment too much on this type of person. <>

This kind of person can be very intimidating when eating. It can make people think that your mouth may not be closed. And it also produces some sounds. For example, the mouth of the bar. It will make people think that you are very unqualified, eat with your mouth open all the time, and be very uneducated.

Everyone's eating habits are different, like my girlfriend is also such a person, never drink the dragon's mouth when eating, they all open their mouths to show their big white teeth, eat heartlessly, such people are more casual, do not pay attention to those details, and the mentality is very grinning.

If the person who chirps when he eats, if he is born with a can't be changed, of course I will understand it very well, but if it is the kind of person who feels that he doesn't care about the day after tomorrow, it is easy for me to feel very annoying, I feel that he doesn't care about other people next to him, and he doesn't care about the mood of others when eating, and it is easy for me to think of whether he has other bad habits on other occasions.

Because I have a habit when eating, that is, I close my mouth very tightly and do not make a sound, so when I meet those who do not close their mouths when eating, they may have some minds in their hearts, but they will not say it, because this is their own habit, and everyone will have their own habits.

The person who chirps when eating, he only has a little problem, for example, I like to snap my mouth when I eat every day, but I think it should be corrected, because this way of eating will affect other people, and others will have some opinions about you.

Although everyone's habits are different, some people's habits are really unbearable, and they are also very impolite habits, and people who don't close their mouths when eating, I can't stand this very much, I think this is very rude.

In fact, when I was a child, parents would teach their children not to drink when they were angry, if they opened their mouths or made a sound, it was an impolite behavior, this one, there was no need to care too much about it, anyway, it was related to everyone's childhood education.

Let's take a look, it may be a dislocated mandible, and if you don't look at it, it becomes a regular waste.

It's nothing, it's normal, sometimes it's not good to breathe, and this happens, like a myocardial infarction.

That's after the person dies.

For the sake of total relaxation.

It's good that this old man has died!

When you don't look at you, your muscles and spirit are tense.

This will not be the case.

Natural death. The natural state.

Normal is like this for many old people.

There's something to say but there's something to say.

I still haven't finished speaking, or I haven't taken a breath.

It may be a problem with the masseter muscle, I have been suffering from the same drop as LZ for a long time, especially in the spring, I am particularly prone to fire in the spring, and the masseter muscle was swollen last year!! What's even more tragic is that it was hung for three days!! I rub It is recommended that LZ go to a regular hospital for consultation, drink tea often, and do more exercise, so as not to delay daily work.

We know that mandibular movements, such as talking and eating, are due to the interaction of the bilateral temporomandibular joints.

Under normal circumstances, the joint head is located in the joint socket, covered with muscles, ligaments to protect and retract, once the joint head due to excessive traction or violent sliding out of the joint socket and can not return to its original position on its own, it forms symptoms such as not being able to close the mouth, we call it "temporomandibular dislocation". After the mandibular reduction, in order to repair the ligaments, joint discs and joint capsules that have been damaged by excessive traction, the jaw must be fixed for 2-3 weeks after reduction, and the mouth opening movement should be restricted, and the opening should not exceed centimeters. If the fixation time is not enough after reduction or the end is fixed, the torn ligaments, joint capsule, etc. are repaired, resulting in the loosening of the joint ligaments and joint capsule, and the joint dislocation will be formed and become a "habit".

In addition, some patients with joint dysfunction, such as long-term hyperfunction of the external pterygoid muscle, and some elderly people due to muscle dystonia and ligament loosening, will often have intractable and ** dislocations. Once a ** sexual dislocation occurs, there will also be a phenomenon of "yawning and jaw dropping". Some severe patients are even afraid to speak for fear of joint dislocation, and often hold their chin with their hands.

For ** joint dislocation, relying on reduction and simply restricting jaw movement can no longer achieve the purpose of preventing re-dislocation, and it is necessary to carry out further **, such as sclerosing agent**, surgery, etc.

Let's go to the hospital quickly.

That's a dislocated jaw, don't open your mouth too much, and it will get better in a few days.

Go to the hospital!

If you dislocate, it is very likely that you will hurt your bones if you close it.

Misalignment of the mandible... It's normal...

Be careful, it is easy to cause habitual dislocation over time...

You should have pneumonia, you can check the prevention and control of turtle disease on the Internet!

Is there still discharge from the mouth and nose? It felt like pneumonia.

Newly bought? So what do you give him to eat?

Check whether there is something stuck in the dog's mouth, such as the bone supports the bite and cannot be closed, especially the innermost part of the back molars, check carefully whether the teeth and gums are inflamed or broken, and the dog will not be like this for no reason.