Did dental treatment cause Micheal J Fox's Parkinson's?

All signs point to the fact that it probably did.

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Some weeks back someone made the post below.

Basically insinuating that Micheal J Fox did some dental work between the filming of Back to the Future (1984-85) and Back to the Future Part III (1989).

And the timeline made sense as he was officially diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 1991 at 29 years old, which would have given him a few years to go thru the ‘collapse’ process I talk about.

But given that he never came out publicly about any dental work this case was a far harder one to crack. And I kind of have to leave it open to others to help fill in some gaps.

Parkinson’s to me is a classic result of this biomechanical collapse process I talk about

Parkinson’s is a neurological disease. And it is one that dental splints have been used effectively against for decades by dentists like Dr. Brendan Stack who i mentioned here.

Dr. Brendan Stack: The TMJ Legend

Why do I think Parkinson’s is caused by this collapse process?

Well think about it.. i’m basically saying the skull collapses onto the brain thereby crushing it. Does that sound like it can cause a neurological disease?

It sure as hell sounds like it to me.

And what else would cause it? Genetics?

I still think that everyone thinks genetics is behind it needs to take a class or two on evolution. As i did in college.

You CANNOT have something that is genetic increase over generations the way Parkinson’s has (note that it is blowing up with the number of cases more than doubling in the US in the past 25 years).

Why? Because it is obvious that Parkinson’s is BAD for you. It kills you. So natural selection would have killed it if it was truly genetics.

Otherwise we might as well refute evolution as being a bunch of bullshit. And call Charles Darwin a scam artist.

Micheal J Fox is perhaps the most famous Parkinson’s case in the world

I was a child of the 1980’s and was brought up watching shows like Family Ties.

I was 8 years old when the first Back to the Future came out in 1985 and loved it.

So when I started to make the connection of Parkinson’s to this Biomechanical collapse process… Micheal J Fox was one of the obvious first people i looked at.

But it was never clear to me.

There was no public documentation of him doing dental work.

And the change in his teeth seemed subtle. Not obvious.

So i just kind of shelved it for years.

Did Micheal J Fox have major dental work b/w 1984 - 1989?

That to me is perhaps the key question of this story.

The above pic is from Back to the Future (part one), which was filmed in 1985. Things are obviously still in pretty good shape.

But then in Casulaties of War i found this profile view where i think things were obviously in a state of collapse.

And this was filmed in 1988.

So i have a feeling the damage was done during those years between 1985 - 1988.

But there is no smoking gun

By smoking gun i mean being able to compare pictures of him smiling where he obviously changed his teeth.

Ideally i’d have a pic of him with a natural smile on his natural teeth in 1985.

And then i’d see this doctored orthodontic smile in 1988.

But i don’t have this.

One reason is that he seems to have always had a pretty subtle smile. You rarely see a pic of him with a wide Hollywood grin during that time.

But i’m pretty confident he did in fact do something to his teeth b/w 1985-1989

The change in his features and profile between these years point to something that happened to his teeth.

And i’m pretty sure it would have had to have been artificial.

Plus i came across this photo above, which i’m not sure when it is from exactly. But the way the teeth are coming together screams to me that something artificial happened.

You can just how the angle of the upper jaw is way too steep as compared to the lower jaw, leading me to think that the back teeth were not making contact at this time.

And leaving an open posterior bite with no support is one good way for the ‘collapse’ to happen.

It’s too bad he wasn’t actually able to come to the future and visit me in 2025 so he could have taken a Reviv back with him and avoided all of those decades of suffering :)

www.getreviv.com

If he did something like Reviv would he be able to reverse out still?

That to me is an interesting question. At what point have you done damage that is irreversible.

If he started wearing a mouthguard like Reviv now, would he be able to go back to being normal?

The answer to this question is that I have no idea.

Years from now when this stuff gets better understood and adopted i am sure we will have the answers to questions like this.

For now all i can say is… currently based on what i’ve seen and done to myself… I have no reason to not believe it is not fully reversible.

Closing thoughts

I believe one day we will simply eradicate neurological diseases with these biomechanics.

Because I have a feeling they are pretty much all just caused by the collapse of the skull in on the brain.

And when that happens… talented, aspiring folks like Micheal J Fox will not have to waste years in suffering.

They will fix this stuff almost as easily as putting a bandaid on a cut. They will literally just sleep with a mouthguard and get better.

Sounds crazy.

Till one day it doesn’t.