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Correlation between the Spine and Teeth

How your bite regulates this relationship

Norman Thomas, DDS, PhD, Director of Neuromuscular Research, Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, discusses how the bite acts as the end closure point for the action between the axis and the atlas, and how the bite regulates this relationship.

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