Did you know that the alignment of our teeth also affects the alignment of our spine and the maintenance of upright posture? 

The field of holistic dentistry recognizes that the balance of the body is determined by the Cranio-dental-sacral complex, which consists of our skull, dental cavity and teeth, and spine and sacrum. Dr. James Carlson observed that parallel relationships in the human skeletal system allow it to maintain balance. 

These relationships concern the parallel planes created by imaginary lines running through the position of the ears, eyes, upper jaws, shoulders, elbows, knees, and pelvis. 

Do you know that teeth are considered sensory organs, according to the new holistic view? 

When there is a toothache or a crooked tooth, an imbalance is created in the mouth muscles in their effort to complete chewing and swallowing. Thus, they direct this action to one side to avoid pain. This results in an imbalance in the powers of the neck, neck, shoulders, and the entire body’s musculoskeletal structure. 

Because, as we know, everything is connected in the human body. 

A problem in the closure, as well as in KD, indicates difficulties in the person’s behavior due to the limiting beliefs and beliefs that structure his personality, which loses its coherence, coherence, and unity. The head wants to go one way, the body the other, and the teeth struggle to find their place. The person acts and makes decisions that are not in line with their most profound truth and aspirations. 

Abnormal development of the upper and lower jaw also leads to crooked teeth. 

Simply put, the jawbones are the bases where the teeth must grow. 

The upper and lower jaws are like the concrete base of the seats in a stadium. If the cement has deteriorated or the base is too small, the seats cannot be placed in aligned rows. They end up crowding or sticking out. 

Because the skull bones are so closely connected, a deformity in the upper jaw can cause problems in other areas of the face and skull, such as the eye sockets and nasal sinuses. If the upper jaw is not developed naturally, the eye sockets can be distorted, leading to vision problems such as astigmatism or myopia. 

In addition, it becomes difficult to take in oxygen when the nose and nasal cavities are deformed. This deficiency can damage the heart muscle, brain tissue, and potentially every cell in the body. 

In summary, each of us must enter the following: 

• On the path of self-awareness, 
• Understanding oneself and one’s emotions as well 
• Proper management of his critical interpersonal relationships.