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		<title>Beware of these in Children&#8217;s Teeth Part II</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This continues from here. Ectopic canine @ stringertorthodontics Un-erupted tooth Permanent teeth may submerge inside the jaw bone or gums for a few reasons. Causes Impaction due to insufficient space Missing genetically Ectopic tooth &#8211; tooth is not at its original eruption site, it has been displaced to somewhere else. This usually happens to permanent [...]


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