Diabetes Incepitus And Space Between Teeth
Widely spaced teeth can be a temporary condition related to normal growth and the development of adult teeth. Wide spacing can also occur as a result of several diseases or continued growth of the jawbone.
Alternative Names
Teeth - widely spaced
Considerations
Common Causes
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Acromegaly -
Ellis-van Creveld syndrome - Injury
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Morquio syndrome - Normal growth (temporary widening)
- Possible gum disease
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Sanfilippo syndrome
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