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Hello doctors, what does it mean when you have a high palate?
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Nothing significant: Your palate is an arch. A "high" palate is simply an observation that the arch of your palate is deep, or that it rises more than normally seen in other people. It is not anything significant.
Answered 1/5/2015
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