Justice for Orthodontic Extraction Victims

The Hidden Damage of Tooth Extractions: A Call for Truth and Healing

When teeth are removed — especially in children — up to 30% of the jawbone disappears. That bone doesn’t grow back. It reabsorbs into the bloodstream, leaving the facial structure weakened and the jaws permanently smaller.

On average, children who undergo extraction-based orthodontics lose around a full centimeter of forward growth in the jaws and a centimeter of width in the dental arch.

This collapse means:

• The mouth and face shrink inward

• The jaws grow backward and downward instead of outward and forward

• The airways narrow, limiting oxygen flow

• The tongue loses space and pushes upward and backward

• The palate fails to expand, which reduces nasal volume and airflow

This is not just cosmetic — it’s functional, neurological, and deeply human.

As the structure collapses, it can compress or “crunch” the cranial nerves within the skull, including the trigeminal nerve, which connects teeth, eyes, ears, and the brainstem.

In some cases, people experience changes to eye positioning, ear canal narrowing, sinus compression, and persistent head or facial pain — all cascading from the loss of teeth and bone.

Over time, these structural changes can affect:

• Breathing and sleep

• Posture and balance

• Facial symmetry and confidence

• Chronic pain, fatigue, and emotional distress

This is the silent epidemic no one talks about — one hidden behind the smiles that orthodontics promised to make perfect.

Our Mission

I am one of millions living through the devastating consequences of extraction-based orthodontics, and I am determined to make this right — not just for myself, but for the countless others who have suffered in silence.

I am currently searching for an attorney to help launch a class action lawsuit against the orthodontic industry for decades of harm caused by unnecessary tooth extractions.

This is not about blame — it’s about truth, accountability, and healing.

Every part of the human body has purpose. Nothing is disposable.

Our teeth are not excess parts — they are the pillars that hold up the temple of the face and the breath of life itself.

I am calling for:

• Honest scientific investigation into the long-term harms of extractions

• Recognition and support for victims

• Reform within the orthodontic and dental industries to protect future generations.

If you’ve been affected, or if you share this vision for truth and healing, please reach out. Together, we can shine a light on this injustice and restore dignity to those who were told that mutilation was medicine.

All life is precious. Let’s protect the sacred design of our bodies — and finally make this right. No more barbarism masquerading as medicine. We need a healing of our worldview and understanding of the human body.