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How typical is it to have a supernumerary tooth?
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Atypical: Missing permanent teeth are more common than extra permanent teeth. Extra teeth don't fit into the arch and can cause malocclusion. Talk to your dentist about removal and possible orthodontic treatment.
Answered 1/20/2014
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