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.
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Widely spaced teeth
Widely spaced teeth can be a temporary condition related to normal growth and ... Other symptoms accompany the appearance of widely spaced teeth ...
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Ellis-van Creveld syndrome ...
Peg teeth
Widely spaced teeth
Teeth present at birth (natal teeth)
Delayed or missing teeth ...
widely spaced teeth, protruding jaw, tongue protrusion, Large jaws, large mouth
Angelman-Like Syndrome, X-linked ... drooling, protruding jaw, swallowing difficulty, open mouth
Angina ... breathlessness
Angina Pectoris ... breathlessness ...
The untreated children may also have: microcephaly (smaller than normal head), proeminent zygomatic and maxilar bones, widely spaced teeth, poor development of tooth enamel, a delayed growth.
" They generally have a low nasal bridge and widely spaced teeth, as well, which contributes to their elfin appearance. Unfortunately, Williams syndrome does not stop at altering appearance and social and mental skills.
Widely spaced teeth
Bell-shaped chest with ribs flared out at the bottom
Short stature with a particularly short trunk
Hypermobile joints
Abnormal development of many bones including the spine ...
Absent nails
Small head
Widely spaced teeth
Clinodactyly of fifth fingers
Single transverse palmar creases ...
Dental problems - including smaller than normal teeth, oddly shaped teeth, widely spaced teeth and a misaligned bite.
children with Williams syndrome have distinctive facial features including a broad forehead, a short nose with a broad tip, full cheeks, and a wide mouth with full lips. Many affected people have dental problems such as small, widely spaced teeth and ...
If you have wide gaps between your teeth, it may be wise to choose a tape dental floss. Tape dental floss is thicker than other types of floss. As such, it is generally better suited to flossing between widely spaced teeth.
Individuals with Williams syndrome have a small upturned nose, a small chin, long upper lip with a wide mouth, small widely spaced teeth, and puffiness around the eyes. As an individual gets older, these facial features become more pronounced.
ridges in the skin that run from the nose to the upper lip (philtrum)
Prominent lips with an open mouth
Skin that covers the inner corner of the eye (epicanthal folds)
Partially missing teeth, defective tooth enamel, or small, widely spaced teeth ...
Unusually long eyelashes,
Depressed bridge of the nose,
Uptilted tip of the nose,
Forward-directed nostrils,
Protuberance of the upper jaw (maxillary prognathism),
"Carp-shaped" mouth, and
Small, widely spaced teeth; and ...
Headache
Easy fatigue
Excessive sweating
Decreased muscle strength ( weakness)
Limited joint mobility
Joint pain
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Widely spaced teeth
Swelling of the bony areas around a joint ...
Protuberance of the upper jaw (maxillary prognathism)
"Carp-shaped" mouth
Small, widely spaced teeth
Upper limb anomalies with flat spadelike hands with a "simian" (single transverse) palmar crease and short tapering fingers ...
Limited joint movement
Sleep apnea
Swelling of the bony areas around a joint
Thickening of the skin, skin tags
Widely spaced teeth
Widened fingers or toes due to skin overgrowth with swelling, redness, and pain ...
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