No its not a problem: No this is not A sign of an underlying condition. It may be hereditary or due to a heavy bite And possibly grinding or clenching.
Answered 3/23/2015
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No: Common occurrence. Check your parents and siblings -- likely that one or many have this as well. Nothing to worry about. If becomes a problem, it can be removed. Simply a benign bony growth.
Answered 1/25/2015
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Clenching: Very frequently seen in people who clench or grind their teeth - perfectly normal bone, just an excess amount. Unrelated to diet or any disease state..
Answered 3/6/2015
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Unclear etiology: The etiology of tori is unclear. Most tori are benign, but they can occasionally cause problems and removal is warranted.
Answered 3/6/2015
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