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Canines can fail to grow completely on one or both sides; this can either leave a gap between the incisors and premolars or the deciduous canine tooth will be retained, which in time might look too narrow or short. Misplaced canines can also grow in the wrong place. They can erupt at the wrong angle or even behind the teeth in the palate.
