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Q: 19 year old male who still happens to have baby teeth.
asked by: PikaPerson01 on July 10th, 2009
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Yeah, I'm 19 years old and for quite some time my left lateral incisor hasn't like... fallen out.

It's not that I particularly want it to fall out or anything after all, I'd prefer to not have a rather distracting gap in my teeth every time I smile. I'm just wondering how normal this is, or if it's a sign of any medical condition.

I assume it's nothing really life threatening or awful, I'm merely curious as to why this baby tooth hasn't fallen out, and what are the odds of something like this is all...
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Joule2
replied on July 10th, 2009
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Well, as always you should go to your dentist and get it checked out but it is normal to a certain degree to develop adult teeth later on, but then again, having not seen your tooth I cant guarantee anything normal aswell.

So Back again, go and visit your local dentist and dont be afraid to ask questions.
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