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Teeth come into or erupt into the mouth until they hit or occlude
with something usually an opposing tooth. Selected tooth loss
and bite discrepancies can be contributing factors to why this
may happen. For example if a lower molar is removed, the upper
molar no longer has something to hit when you chew and bite down.
Over time the upper molar will drift into (super erupt) your mouth
until it reaches something such as your lower gum tissue.
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