Bone loss: If you have bone loss, your teeth can shift more readily. Inflamed bone will also allow the teeth to loosen up. Hope you're being treated professionally for your dental issues.
Answered 8/24/2016
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Crooked teeth: Teeth can move slowly over time. This happens more frequently and to a greater extent in the presence of periodontal (gum) problems and a less than ideal occlusion (bite). I suggest you see your own dentist to determine if what you see reflects a problem that needs to be addressed or if your gums are healthy and your teeth are only slightly out of line but a variant of normal.
Answered 8/25/2016
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It's free: Why don't you go see a specialist Orthodontist about your tooth malposition. Initial Examination usually free. If you have gum disease your Dentist or a Specialist Periodontist may have to become involved. Gum disease exacerbates instability..
Answered 8/28/2016
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