what's the relationship between the interpupillary distance and your bite strength? Well, surprisingly enough, there's quite a close relationship. People with big, strong, muscular faces have wider faces, and the wider your face is, the greater the distance between your pupils is, meaning there's quite a good relationship between the interpupillary distance and your muscle strength. Now, of course, a relationship doesn't suggest causation, but there's good reason to believe that there is a causation between this. Anecdotal evidence strongly suggests that when people have traffic accidents or they have a bite in their biting muscles or a stroke, and their face can collapse, it also narrows, reducing the interpupillary distance. So, there's some good evidence to suggest that the wider your interpupillary distance or the width of your interpupillary distance is under control by how much you chew and bite, and thus some very deep structures within your face are affected by the muscles running down the side of the base, whereas that's transverse, and these are vertical, so a complex relationship deep.

Relationship Between Interpupillary Distance, Bite Strength & Facial Muscles by Dr Mike Mew

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