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Crowded teeth, thumb sucking, tongue thrusting, premature loss of baby teeth, an obstructed airway caused by enlarged adenoids or tonsils can all contribute to poor tooth positioning. In addition there are the hereditary factors such as extra teeth, large teeth, missing teeth, spacing, and/or small jaws. All of these can cause problems.
