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Dear Rosegirl,

I am delighted that you are doing better. Make sure that your dental orthotic and foot insoles have been optimized to work synergistically. This should be done by your dentist and podiatrist.

with regards,
Professor Rothbart

A paper just published in the Journal of Craniomandibular and Sleep Therapy (Oct 2013) demonstrates that abnormal foot (pronation) motion changes the position of the cranial bones and atlas (C1). More specifically, divergency of the maxilla (e.g., malocclusion) can be the result of how the foot move...

A current published research paper provides compelling evidence that foot pronation is directly linked to divergencies in the frontal plane position of the cranial bones and atlas. Frontal plane divergencies in the maxilla (a cranial bone) are pathognomonic (typical of) malocclusions. Below is an ab...