The Truth about Lateral Pelvic Tilt

From a Postural Restoration perspective, lateral pelvic tilt is just a visible manifestation of the underlying left AIC and right BC and right TMCC patterns. If the right TMCC pattern is involved, it is particularly problematic because it includes the TMJs (temporo-mandibular joints).

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The TMJs are a huge influences on the central nervous system and in particular various cranial nerves such as the vagus nerve, trigeminal nerve, and hypoglossal nerve. When TMJs are compromised, it can affect the function of our entire autonomic nervous system.

In many cases, the position of the mandible (jaw) can have a profound influence on extreme dysfunction that goes on at the pelvis and sacrum. My experience is a perfect demonstration of this.

Also, the pelvis is greatly influenced by the respiratory system and the bones that make up the cranial bowl: the occiput, temporal bones, and sphenoid, and the mandible. A severely tilted pelvis could have influences coming from higher up that can be seen in facial asymmetries.

To fix a situation like mine, a dentist is often needed to fix the position of the jaw through use of an acrylic dental splint that allows the jaw to assume a more natural position and the body needs to be re-trained through Postural Restoration training.