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Understanding a Pushed-Back Front Tooth: Causes and Solutions
A pushed-back front tooth isn't necessarily abnormal. Causes include genetics, trauma, or overcrowding. Rarely, it may indicate an underlying condition (thyroid disorder, pituitary tumor). If concerned, see a dentist to determine cause and discuss treatment options.
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