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yes, a drysuit hood is just a hood without a skirt. most people tuck wetsuit hoods in their wetsuits at the neck, under the zipper, and you can't do that with a drysuit. at best you'd have an extra frill flopping loose & doing not very much around your neck, and at worst it would rub or grab your drysuit seal and make it leak. well, i guess really at worst it would tear your seal, but i don't see that happening.
so get whatever you like!
+1 on the making your jaw sore. i use a beanie (pink, with a tiara and jewels) for backmount because it's more comfy, but i'm worried the sidemount helmet would be uncomfy pressing the jewels into my skull, so i went back to the hood for that.
...and the days go by, water flowing under ground, into the blue again, into the silent water, under the rocks and stones, there is water underground... - talking heads
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