lizardposting
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I have been doing some research on this topic and there's a really smart guy named Neal Hallinan
He preaches about how everything is connected together and that bad teeth can lead to spinal, pelvis pain and asymmetry.
So for example if you have weak neck muscles, that can lead to scoliosis and other bad stuff, which makes sense, if you have tilted head your entire body will tilt.
You can watch this video from him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eMG3Kumb8E
I have asymmetry in my jawline, precisely the right side. Interestingly enough I didn't have the last tooth on the right side and chewed on the left side for 2 years.
I didn't have asymmetry before my tooth fucked up, now that I got it fixed and started chewing on the right side again I noticed that it got better (I will attach pictures before and after when I can).
Does anyone have to say anything to this? Personal experiences?
For people who have braces, did you notice changes other than your teeth?
He preaches about how everything is connected together and that bad teeth can lead to spinal, pelvis pain and asymmetry.
So for example if you have weak neck muscles, that can lead to scoliosis and other bad stuff, which makes sense, if you have tilted head your entire body will tilt.
You can watch this video from him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eMG3Kumb8E
I have asymmetry in my jawline, precisely the right side. Interestingly enough I didn't have the last tooth on the right side and chewed on the left side for 2 years.
I didn't have asymmetry before my tooth fucked up, now that I got it fixed and started chewing on the right side again I noticed that it got better (I will attach pictures before and after when I can).
Does anyone have to say anything to this? Personal experiences?
For people who have braces, did you notice changes other than your teeth?
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