Teeth

Teeth:

Our teeth provide us with the means of chewing up and grinding our food so that it is easier for the stomach to digest. Sometimes the teeth in our mouth become miss proportioned and start to grow in adverse directions. The front teeth may start to move outward resulting in buckteeth and the spacing between our teeth may become compressed leading to what is commonly referred to as a compressed row of teeth. The reason why our teeth start to crowd or miss align is simply do to the fact that increased pressure is presenting itself upon the facial cranial bones. The teeth are under, at times, light or tremendous amounts of pressure. To adjust for this they move in directions that will allow them to continually move away from this pressure, much like a plant or tree growing towards the sun.

This pressure is caused by cranial plate compressions and subluxations that lead to adverse nerve pressure. These subluxations can easily come from a fall or a jar to the body as well as adverse pressure from a head injury, or the natural growing body’s inability to properly adjust and make room for improvement as a child goes from childhood to adulthood. The cranial plate misalignment also affects the development and the placement of the jawbones, and vice versa. The jawbones when miss aligned will result in direct pressure upon the temporal region and on the sphenoid bone. Traditionally braces are used to ralign teeth back to their original design and for proper alignment. However, it is well to point out here that applied pressure of braces no matter how light and the applied pressure of other dental devices contributes and adds to the tension/pressure that is already exerted upon the cranium. This then causes the body to continue to wind and tighten causing at first small amounts of stress that later in life manifest themselves as health problems and a varying degree of dysfunction. There are a handful of dentists that refer to themselves as holistic practitioners that are currently using endonasal/nasal specific as an alternative means to braces. The use of endonasal/nasal specific allows the cranial and facial bones to realign and reposition to a more natural shape. It also releases the pinned up tension upon the cranium as well as stimulates the nervous system, allowing the jawbones to realign and releaves the pressure that has been exerted on the teeth and the nerves in the jawbones and teeth there by shifting and unlocking the tension that has been building up on the teeth. The roof and the floor of the mouth are made up of bones, these bones as illustrated in the diagram above have faults running through them. If these faults are compressed then the teeth will tend to tighten. After the use of endonasal/nasal specific therapy these fine faults are once again opened, allowing the nerve endings that run through them to regain signal impulse as well as it works towards realignment of the teeth into their original position. Usually after treatment, the gums may feel a bit tender, this is a common felt effect and it is a positive one because it lets us know that the tension on our jawbone and upon our teeth has been released. There have been cases when applied dental pressure has been so great that it locked the jaw, has bruised the neck, via compressing the nerve fiber endings, and in extreme cases has put people into a comma status. After a couple sessions of endonasal/nasal specific this tension and locked jaw was released, as well the induced comma brought about by the dental work was reversed and the individual involved woke up. [1, 11, 14, 15, 23]