My two upper front teeth have always been in perfect position until
this year alone. I can't tell which tooth shifted but one tooth is out
a bit and one tooth is in a bit. It's not crooked or anything. It just
shifted forward or backwards. I can feel it with my tongue or when I
run my fingernail across them.
I am now 25 years old. Is this normal? I don't have a lot of money so I
can't exactly rush along to the dentist but I am getting concerned
because if this type of thing doesn't happen, am I facing the
possibility that my teeth may continue to shift?
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 20 Nov 2006 15:25 GMT
> My two upper front teeth have always been in perfect position until
> this year alone. I can't tell which tooth shifted but one tooth is out
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> because if this type of thing doesn't happen, am I facing the
> possibility that my teeth may continue to shift?
No way to tell without looking (and taking an x-ray)--sorry.
Steve

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