Date:   9/24/2007 11:57:47 AM ( 17 y ago)
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(Sorry for the rant, was on a roll and kept typing. Could sum it up by saying dont pull the wisdom teeth if it aint necessary)

I can advise you having dived quite abit in the dental stuff over the past year, that i would, personally, ONLY pull the wisdom teeth if it is a NECESSITY. If theyr fine as they are, and not bothering anything, dont let them convince you to pull it.

Teeth, even wisdom, serve a purpose.

Why do you think all those black people have great facial development? Their wisdom teeth fit in perfectly fine without having to pull them. Its probably a combination of adequate sunlight, a life of (adequate) physical labor and being grounded with the earth in combination with their better than white people diets. All of these factors have been fine for CENTURIES and GENERATIONS in black people.

Breasts serve a purpose, cutting em off isnt the answer. Wisdom teeth have a purpose as well. Every tooth is connected to an organ and stands for a certain spiritual/mental/physical element.

Quickly summed up the removal of teeth could potentially destroy your facial symmetry and your facial structure/overall bodies firmness. Ive had 6 teeth (4 wisdom and 2 premolars) pulled and my face has shrunk somewhat which doesnt really make me a happy puppy. Over here in the netherlands its still somewhat common if they consider it 'necessary' to make room to pull the premolars, simply because the widening of the arch isnt a common practice over here. We do it using plastic surgery.

Good thing over there in the USA there are great biological dentists (and normal orthodontists as well as far as im aware) who use arch widening which removes the necessity of pulling premolars.

Your BODIES physical firmness also depends largely on your facial structure. It will be hard gathering muscle mass for example if your face is somewhat 'sunken in'. For example if one has a type 2 malocclusion you can most of the time see it in the rest of the body too. Small, frail, somewhat flabby muscle development. Your lower body needs a firm 'basis', which is your facial/bone structure.

By the way, a type 2 malocclusion ('too short' lower jaw) is almost never because of, as the 'experts' (atleast the european jaw surgeons) say, an insufficient growth of the lower jawbone. Thats not it.

What happens is the upper arch isnt wide enough to allow the mandible to come forward. Its that simple.

Look at people with 'too short' lower jaws. They have generally a somewhat narrow upper face (from faceview).


Now for the spiritual part of it, something else

new age yadayada incoming:

The wisdom teeth break through somewhere around the age of 21, at the end of the 3rd 7 year cycle which relates to integration on a spiritual level. Theyre symbolic for the energy of the individual connected with the collective conscious, the universal consciousness. These teeth say something about the ability of the invididual to become one with the 'mystical' part of him/herself.

Wisdomteeth contain the energies of both the spiritual and earthly levels and spread those through the jawbow in which theyr settled. If one is developing their spiritual and/or material potential the wisdomtooth is always involved. One can get problems with their wisdomteeth if someone has trouble finding its place on this earth.

end of new age yadayada

These days its common to pull the wisdom teeth. In that way the person involved is crippled on the level of his/her approach of the universe as a whole - they take away the polarity which enables him/her to connect with the universal consciousness.

Some very good articles below:

Is it Mental or is it Dental? -- Cranial & Dental Impacts on Total Health


http://www.westonaprice.org/healthissues/facial-development.html


Not Only Canaries Need Sing


http://www.voicetraining.co.uk/doc_canaries.htm

sorry, abit of a rant again :(
 

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