Doubt it: The primary teeth include 20, 10 u and 10 l teeth, most of which are in by age 3. Some have many early and some have none until 15 mo. Count what you see.I doubt you will find extra.
Answered 1/13/2014
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Sometimes: Sometimes an extra tooth may be formed and erupt (or have no room to erupt) which is called a supernumerary tooth or teeth. Often, an orthodontist may have to be involved with decision making about the extra teeth.
Answered 1/13/2014
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Yes: Your toddler either has permanent erupting while baby teeth are still present , or have extra teeth develops from division of teeth buds during formation , it's calked superneuamry tooth. Consult your dentist about options of removing it.
Answered 2/4/2017
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