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Teeth typically come in symmetrically, especially in the front of the mouth where the incisors are located. However, variations can occur due to genetics, developmental factors, or dental issues. It's not uncommon for some individuals to experience slight asymmetry in their dental arch or tooth eruption patterns, but significant discrepancies may warrant consultation with a dentist. Overall, while symmetry is common, perfect alignment is not always necessary for proper function and aesthetics.
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Are rabbit's teeth supposed to come out?
No, they aren't supposed to come out but it's okay
Are you supposed to loose the teeth behind your canines?
No, these are molers and should not come out, i know, i have a dentist in my family.
Which teeth do you lose - diagram?
You are supposed to lose up to 20 teeth
Are you supposed to loose your wisdom teeth?
No
Do Iguana iguana have teeth?
iguanas have lots of teeth but you guys were supposed to have the answer you SUCK
What is the number of teeth a child is supposed to have?
20
Are your first set of molars supposed to come out?
i would think yes because all your teeth have a milk and a big tooth so yes
How many permanent teeth do parents have?
Parents are supposed to have 32 permanent teeth. (Children have 20.)
Are teenagers supposed to be missing teeth?
"Supposed to" is a bit strong, but it happens sometimes that a person don't develop all their permanent teeth. Or permanent teeth can be lost through accident or lack of care, or can sometimes be removed in order to correct the placement of the rest of the teeth.
Are kids canine teeth supposed to be super sharp?
Your canine teeth aren't supposed to be super sharp when you're a kid but they are pointy like mine are at the age of 10.
Do your molars fall out?
Losing teeth is natural and a definite part of maturing. However, after the loss of the baby teeth and the regrowth of the adult teeth, no further teeth are supposed to fall out.
Is your two bottom teeth the 4th and 3th supposed to come out twice?
Typically, the two bottom front teeth, known as the central incisors, are the ones that may come out twice—first as primary (baby) teeth and then as permanent teeth. The 4th and 3rd teeth, which refer to the lateral incisors and canines respectively, usually follow the same pattern of shedding and replacement. If you’re experiencing any unusual dental issues, it’s best to consult with a dentist.
