Variability: Lots of variability between different wisdom teeth in same patient. Within normal limits.
Answered 1/21/2014
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Don't play by rules: Wisdom teeth exhibit a tremendous amount of variation in when and how they erupt. It is possible that the tooth is partially impacted and doesn't actually have room to complete eruption. The question is: is it hurting you, does it have a cyst or infection. If the answers are no, then you can just give it more time. If yes than have an evaluation by your dentist.
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Varies: The roots may be forming slower than the other teeth, the alignment in the bone may be in a different position than the others, or position and angle of the tooth in front of it may affect.
Answered 1/22/2014
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