How Dental Work Can Shift Your Skull, Spine, and Health

Did you know that when your dentist alters your bite with a filling, bite adjustment, placement of a crown, implant or any other procedure that changes the pressure on the opposing teeth, there will be an alteration in the alignment of your cranial bones and spine.

That’s right. 99.99% of dentists have no idea of the changes they are making to the alignment of your skull. Because of the attachment to the dural membranes, there is a strong possibility that you can develop problems with your eyesight, neck, lower back, vertigo, and even chronic headaches. When questioned, your dentist will deny any relationship between his services and your complaints.

A perfect example was a 35 year-old female patient who went to the University of Pennsylvania for dental services. One of the professors adjusted PK’s bite three times using a technique called occlusal equitation. This is where the dentist modifies the biting surfaces of the teeth by grinding away tooth structure to remove interferences. The end result was that the patient lost structural stability of her skull and spine. It took me 2.5 years of slowly rebuilding her bite to eliminate her pain and instability.

For more information regarding this issue go to Case Studies on ICNR.com and review the over 200 case studies. The take away message is do your homework and question your dentist’s ability to assess your cranial alignment before, during, and after treatment on your teeth. Do not assume your dentist knows what he or she is doing.

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