Dents affecting sound?
- kingrob76
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- adam0408
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My switching to F caused me some jaw pain and tension for a while. I never did figure it out and now it seems that it has disappeared by me merely acknowledging it. (anybody read "the inner game of music?" )tubashaman wrote:I had a mouthpiece change last christmas and got an F tuba in late february, which im using a helleberg 7B i havenet used in a while...possibly the changing rims is causing it since between my Baer 2006 and the 7B is a huge rim difference
Your jaw pain *could* be a result of your wisdom teeth, but it also could be a result of tension.
Have you stepped on any rusty nails lately?
- Rick Denney
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Jaw pain for me is the result of not positioning the tuba properly to fit my overbite. If I have to extend my lower jaw out all the time seal the bottom lip, it does sometimes get a bit crampy. That's when I know I need to adjust my position. Often, this is the result of a tight stage setting, or an unfamiliar chair.
It doesn't have to be tension, and it certainly doesn't have to be tetanus.
Rick "not too worried about tetanus" Denney
It doesn't have to be tension, and it certainly doesn't have to be tetanus.
Rick "not too worried about tetanus" Denney
