Possible and yes: Yes it can shift after eruption , if there is space in front of it like missing or extracted second molar , and yes it can be easley removed by a skilled dentist or a surgeon..
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Yes teeth shift: Any tooth can shift it's position. Teeth can shift position even more so if they are not touching another tooth around it. The tooth can be removed see your dentist or oral surgeon for details about its removal.
Answered 2/26/2014
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