My 3 year old has a funny looking tooth that looks like it is split in two. Why?
Sometimes primary teeth come in fused (glued) to the adjacent tooth. Sometimes primary teeth come in fused to an extra tooth. Sometimes a primary tooth will try to split into two! Terms we use for these teeth are fusion, gemination or twinning. An x-ray will determine which type of tooth your child has. These anomalies rarely occur in permanent teeth.
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