
What if America were one of those societies where only 8% of the population thought maintaining the teeth were important? Would the 92% who don't maintain their teeth think that those 8% were crazy for regularly going to see the dentist, even if the teeth didn't hurt?
We all know that it's possible to have a silent problem in our teeth developing if they're not maintained and checked up on.
This is why in America, MOST of the population sees a dentist regularly even without tooth pain - for prevention and maintenance. This is not seen as a crazy idea.
Amazing as it sounds, in modern day America, there are only 8% of the population that think that maintaining the spine is important. Unlike teeth which can be replaced when they rot, the bones of the spine cannot be replaced when they become sick. This is why maintenance of the spine is more important than maintaing teeth and only 8% of our population is onto this simple truth. Crazy? Only for those 92% who aren't caring for their spines.