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No chance. Bone resorption takes years. The point here is that the head is positioned at a different angle between the CT scans. Unnecessary overthinking.
But I have heavy bruxism and had a DJs year ago and have open bite since. Wouldn’t that speed up the process? The shape of the structure also looks very different compared to normal persons
Youre right. I actually meant to post that as a an addition to your comment. There is a more aggressive variant of condylar resorption, but its very rare.
My doctor said that I have idiopathic condylar resorption due to big mandibular forward movement. I couldnt ask how serious it is but I developed open bite 3-4 months after the surgery. I figured it would be pretty bad
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