How can you make your teeth crooked?

Answer 1

Suck on your thumb. It really does work! I know this because when my friend was young she use to suck on her thumb and her teeth are crooked now. You have to put your thumb behind your two front teeth.

Answer 2

This condition causes the facial muscles to weaken causing a crooked smile, and uneven toning of these muscles. Other causes; the paralysis of these muscles due to brain damage to the center of the brain that control these muscles. This can cause a stroke or other nervous system disorders, such as Bell's Palsy, the blood supply to these muscles is cut off.

Answer 3

In short Yes. The last molar on the right side of my lower jaw is growing sideways.

I am experiencing a great deal of pain because the cheek muscles on the inside of my mouth are obstructing the growth of the tooth. This has led to swelling and no matter how many time is rinse my mouth with warm water the pain remains. Also when the part of my face is pressing against my pillow when I sleep increases the pain. I had visited a dentist earlier due to this problem he advised me that sooner or later this tooth needs to be removed. He used his gadgetry to sort of make the upper tooth blunt so to eliminate any chances of the upper tooth poking on the gums downstairs.

There are also cases of these molars growing in into the adjacent molar and sort of pushing it sideways. The worst case i think would be if a molar is to grow out from underneath another tooth and push the entire tooth out.

If you are experiencing any problems relating to a molar growing crooked you must consult your dentist immediately. If he says it needs to be pulled out, make his swear that this pulling out of one tooth is not going to affect the entire setting in that jaw. I have heard that pulling out a tooth can result in the anchoring of all the other teeth in that jaw to go weak. I have consulted a total of four doctors regarding this issue. Most of them were somewhat reluctant in pulling out this tooth. On of them down right.

Answer 4

You fix them? Don't even try ... obtain the services of an Orthodontist.

Or - have all of them pulled and wear dentures.

Answer 5

If you don't brush your teeth well. You can also be born like that.

Answer 6

Genetics. As other adult teeth come in they may help straighten it out but ortho is always a possibility so save your pennies