Pointed Teeth Causes & Reasons

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Possible Causes

Mucopolysaccharidosis 4

Knock-knees (knees that point inward and touch each other as the person walks) Large head Widely-spaced teeth Coarse facial features which may include prominent scalp veins [chop.edu]

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Gingivitis

The evaluated proximal sites should present teeth with established point of contact and probing depth 3mm. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Causes The bacteria that cause gingivitis lurk in the gum line, at the point where the teeth emerge. [www1.shoppersdrugmart.ca]

The papillae (the pointed part of the gum between the teeth) often become flat and have an area of dead tissue. [www1.shoppersdrugmart.ca]

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Anemia

[…] regularly Getting a flu shot each year Key points about hemolytic anemia Hemolytic anemia is a disorder in which the red blood cells are destroyed faster than they are made [hopkinsmedicine.org]

[…] can also reduce your risk of infections by: Staying away from people who are sick Avoiding large crowds Washing your hands often Avoiding undercooked foods Brushing your teeth [hopkinsmedicine.org]

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Hypersensitivity

Prior to restoration, the teeth on the right side were irradiated with a low-power laser (808 nm, 100 mW, 1.1 J/point, 10 seconds), which was applied in a single session at [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

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Periodontitis

[…] that anchors the teeth becomes involved, loosening the teeth to the point where they may fall out. [britannica.com]

Flap surgery involves opening up the gums on the pocket around your tooth and scraping the calcified plaque that is at the deepest point of your teeth. [getridofthings.com]

Normal healthy gums are usually described as "coral pink" in color and usually fit to a nice sharp point as they approach the point where the teeth come together and contact [gumrecession.com]

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Sexually Transmitted Disease

During the second dentition, the three signs, as pointed out by Jonathan Hutchinson, may be looked for â ” the notched incisor teeth of the upper jaw, interstitial corneitis [en.wikisource.org]

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Bruxism

Side to side grinding that attempts to remove the interference (a high point where teeth contact before the rest of the teeth). [bitefx.com]

Experts don't know for sure what causes teeth grinding (or bruxism, as dentists call it), but they point fingers at tension or anxiety, pain (from earaches or teething, for [babycenter.com]

In a healthy bite when you close your jaw your teeth contact at many points simultaneously, and your jaws are fully seated in their sockets. [bitefx.com]

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Acute Sinusitis

• Upper molar teeth pathology may be the source of maxillary sinusitis. Clinical Findings The location of the facial pain can point to the involved sinus. [antimicrobe.org]

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Birth

RESULTS: Among women, type 2 diabetes - whether previously known or detected during screening - pointed to a higher likelihood of 0-24 teeth (fully adjusted OR   2.99, 95% [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

A multinomial logistic regression model served to analyse (unadjusted, smoking-adjusted and fully adjusted) the association between number of teeth (0-24, 25-27, 28-32) and [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

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Fibroma

The major differentiating point in distinguishing ossifying fibroma from periapical cemental dysplasia is the teeth vitality. [jiaomr.in]

From a clinical stand point, the fibro-osseous lesions may vary from the extensive and cosmetically or functionally disturbing lesions detected only during a routine radiographic [jdas.in]

A significant point is that the outer cortical plate, although displaced and thinned, remains intact. [8] Large mandibular lesions may cause a characteristic thinning and [ijdr.in]

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Vaginospasm

[…] grinding); Neck — expresses stress as a stiff neck, often to the point of arms going numb; Low back — expresses stress as low back pain, sciatica, etc. [womentc.com]

[…] to emotional stress, with symptoms being involuntary as well as present on/off as per stress level: Head — expresses stress as headaches, migraines, TMJ (jaw tightening, teeth [womentc.com]

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Temporomandibular Joint Disorder

Comment from: lvarmadillo, 65-74 Male (Patient) Published: August 25 I have been grinding my teeth for many years to the point that I have crowns on all my back teeth. [comments.medicinenet.com]

And, as she had promised her daughter and her physical therapist, she cheered less and was careful to not grind her teeth at the big points. [moveforwardpt.com]

Straight To The Point Blog Managing TMD/ TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint Disorders) July 31st, 2016 Point Performance’s Dr. [pointperformance.com]

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Polyps

So, I'll point out a few structures here. First, we can see the eyes, one on each side. We have the tongue down here in the mouth. [khanacademy.org]

You can see a few teeth adjacent to the tongue. But we're going to be focused in particular on this area in here, and this is the patient's nasal cavity and sinuses. [khanacademy.org]

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Alzheimer Disease

Two subgingival plaque samples per site were collected from periodontal sites of four periodontal teeth with 6 mm pocket depth using Endodontic absorbent paper points (size [advances.sciencemag.org]

The impactor was positioned normal to the skull at the loading point halfway between the ipsilateral orbit and the ear canal. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Once unresponsive to tail pinch, the mouse was anesthetized with 2.5% isoflurane for 2 min, then hung head up vertically from its incisor teeth by a mounted metal ring. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

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Cardiac Arrhythmia

Breath odor affects everyone at some point. Bad breath is also known as halitosis or fetor oris. [healthline.com]

Odor can come from the mouth, teeth, or as a result of an underlying health problem. Bad breath odor can be a temporary problem or a chronic condition. [healthline.com]

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Phobia

Obviously people are at many different points on the phobic scale. [anxietycare.org.uk]

While some dental phobics experience – but cope with – unpleasant physical symptoms when faced with the prospect of dentistry, others would rather pull out their own teeth [anxietycare.org.uk]

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Acidosis

It can also burn holes, called cavities, into your teeth. I think I've made my point. Acid, regardless of where it's at, is going to hurt. [study.com]

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Growth Failure

This photograph presents facial dysmorphism including; a triangular face, pointed chin, sparse hair, nail hypoplasia, brachydactyly, crowded teeth and frontal bossing Click [advbiores.net]

Her teeth were crowded. She did not have organomegaly and genitalia were feminine and normal [Figure 1]. Figure 1: Patients appearance. [advbiores.net]

In her appearance, she had dolichocephaly, prominent forehead, triangular face, pointed chin, and brief scattered hair at the upper parts of the head. [advbiores.net]

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Acute Amphetamine Intoxication

hollow teeth of the marine animal contained in the cone shell. [medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com]

[…] supportive, but treatment of respiratory paralysis may be required. codeine poisoning opiate poisoning; cone shell poisoning A toxic reaction to the neurotoxin delivered by the pointed [medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com]

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Spontaneous Abortion

The nervous system is starting to function at this point in pregnancy. [webmd.com]

His eyelids, eyebrows, eyelashes, nails, and hair are formed, and teeth and bones are becoming denser. [webmd.com]

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Hemolytic Anemia

[…] reduce your risk for infections by: Staying away from people who are sick Staying away from large crowds Washing your hands often Not eating undercooked foods Brushing your teeth [urmc.rochester.edu]

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Sepsis

“Either that or he’s teething”. He settled down to bed with a bottle and a cuddle. There was no fever at that point in the evening. [worldsepsisday.org]

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Sleep Apnea

The amount of time usually needed for implants to heal to the point where they can support a prosthetic is between three and six months, but through the Same Day Teeth option [ifoundmydoctor.com]

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Migraine

[…] headaches..., When chewing muscles are treated for trigger points, headache symptoms usually lessen. [triggerpointrelief.com]

A 1996 study reported that when subjects were asked to clench their teeth for a prolonged period, it induced a headache in 68 percent of the subjects who had chronic tension [triggerpointrelief.com]

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Late-onset Depression

You’re exhausted from nursing, and your post-baby body isn’t quite what you’d hoped it would be at this point. [babyandcompany.com]

Perhaps your newborn is colicky, or teething, or will only be soothed if you hop on one foot and sing The Wheels on the Bus. [babyandcompany.com]

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Nephrolithiasis

The bridged teeth were dying when they finally figured out I wasn't complaining for kicks and giggles. So that points to long standing infection in the mouth. [curezone.org]

I had been going back and forth between dentist and endo and oral surgeon several years over painful teeth under crowns and a bridge. [curezone.org]

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Neuralgia

Trigeminal neuralgia pain is often precipitated by stimulating a facial trigger point (e.g. by chewing, brushing the teeth, or smiling). [nanovibronix.com]

The pain is intense, and can be triggered by touching specific skin areas, known as trigger points. [stfranciscare.org]

Other activities such as swallowing, brushing the teeth, speaking, eating, or cold air can precipitate the pain. [stfranciscare.org]

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Dental Disorder

In most cases, the teeth that are present are widely spaced, with front teeth being pointed or cone shaped. [rarediseases.org]

Sometimes dental conditions point to health problems beyond the teeth and gums. [davisdentaloffice.com]

Female carriers of X-linked HED may have dental abnormalities such as absence of certain teeth (hypodontia) and/or abnormally small, pointed, conical teeth; sparse hair (hypotrichosis [rarediseases.org]

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Epulis

[…] out that chronic trauma to the oral mucosa by the sharp edges of teeth or ragged borders of ill-fitting dentures have a potential to cause oral carcinoma. [dentalhypotheses.com]

[…] the offending denture until the hyperplastic lesion of considerable size develops before the patient becomes aware of the lesion and seeks for treatment. [1] Rosenquist pointed [dentalhypotheses.com]

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Milium

[…] short awned or at least sharp-pointed; plants of dry ground Bouteloua 19 Stems 30 – 150 cm tall; leaves 2 – 15 mm wide; spikes more than 3; fertile lemma entire or with two [usask.ca]

[…] rounded teeth; plants of moist or saline soil Spartina 20 Leaves flat, 5 – 10 mm wide; inflorescence narrow; spikelets nearly round, about 3 mm long; glumes unequal, narrow [usask.ca]

18 Spikes not comb-like, in simple clusters; spikelets less than 4 mm long 20 19 Stems 20 – 40 cm tall; leaves 1 – 7 mm wide; spikes 1 – 2; fertile lemma 3-cleft at apex, teeth [usask.ca]

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