Could A second set of wisdom teeth be a sign of mosaicism?
916447
A lot of people have multiple sets of wisdom teeth.  That, in and of itself, means very little.
555226
I've never heard of it, but it could happen. I mean, monocygote twins (identical twins) are exactly alike, their development is the same like any other baby, except for the company :) So I guess it could happen, I've never read a report case on it. The odds of an hermaphrodite are very very low combined with the chances of monocygote twins, the odds are almost impossible (just guessing).
711444
The diagnosis is difficult and it depends on exactly where this bump is, the shape of it,  how old you are, if you are a man or a woman since some lesions are more prevalent in one gender or the other. Also it depends on if you have teeth or have dentures. The diagnosis could range from a bony growth (torus) to malignancy, from an abcess from a nearby tooth to a cyst from a structure in the palat. It could be a discoloration from a silver filling nearby to a lead tatoo if you are a pencil chewer.Although your dentist have not said anything to you I suggest for you to go and see you doctor or you dentist specifically for this if not just to put your mind at ease.
428952
I think you mean torri which is extra bone growth. Some hurt, while others just might get in the way. I have had both. I currently have two under my tongue which sometimes get in the way of x-ray film. A few months ago, I had bone suddenly (decide to) grow sideways out of my jaw and I experienced a SHARP pain. I looked in the mirror and it was sharp, but still covered by gum tissue. I work at a dental clinic, so they worked me in their schedule. The doctor was only surprised at how sharp it was, but she agreed that it happens all the time, and for no real reason. I had another appointment where they did minor surgery (so worth it) and basically made a small incision and filed the bone down just like you'd do to your nails. That's the worst that can happen, but it's SO worth doing!
143042
No. It is usually a sign of inbreeding. It can be accompanied by a number of other health problems depending upon the species in which it is occurring.
436894
It is fine to have only one, but if it is bothering you this much , they do a replacement surgery to implant something that makes it look as if you have two. from what i have heard you cannot tell that the implant is not yours.
776263
Probably.  The case must be approved by Invisalign before they even make it.  If you have wisdom teeth that caused your problem in the first place, why try to fix the problem without addressing the cause.  They probably would not even make the case.
859160
Lymphatic drainage does not cross the midline, so look for something else.  I think you have identified one possible cause in your recent wisdom tooth extraction, as the lymph nodes take a while to return to normal, but do not rule out the possibility that another tooth is starting to go bad...\n~
1052121
i believe what you are talking about is a cantilever bridge and is actually a very conservative way to restore your smile when something like what happened to your tooth happens. you don't hear of this often cuz it takes special situations for it to occur. by doing the extraction and placing the bridge like that - it keeps him from having to do a 3 unit bridge which would involve yet another tooth . if it were my mouth i wouldn't hesitate on the treatment
525157
It is inherited or premature loss of baby back teeth,\ncausing Lack of sufficient space in the jaw bone. Need either making space by tooth removal plus braces or Jaw bone surgery plus braces.\nSee you orthodontist.
527989
I know of none. But you could contact a dental university and see if they can help you.
856044
Of course, I can't say without seeing an x-ray, but it sounds like they are coming in.  Yes, 16 is pretty young.  It has been my experience that, when wisdom teeth actually start to come in at such an early age, they are coming in because there is room for themand they are not impacted.  Let's just call this a hunch, though, since I can't see you or your teeth.
268789
Sounds like a genetic mutation/defect\n\nEDIT: Chromosome 22, Trisomy Mosaic is a rare chromosomal disorder in which chromosome 22 appears three times (trisomy) rather than twice in some cells of the body. The term "mosaic" indicates that some cells contain the extra chromosome 22, whereas others have the normal chromosomal pair. \n\nThe range and severity of associated symptoms and findings may vary, depending upon the percentage of cells with the chromosomal abnormality. However, characteristic features typically include growth delays, mental retardation, unequal development of the two sides of the body (hemidystrophy), and webbing of the neck. Affected individuals may also have abnormal outward deviation of the elbows upon extension (cubitus valgus), multiple pigmented moles or birthmarks (nevi), distinctive malformations of the head and facial (craniofacial) area, and other physical abnormalities.\n.
933425
I'VE SEEN THIS MANY, MANY TIMES. THIS MEANS THAT THOSE OTHER TEETH ARE THE ADULT TEETH ERUPTING, AND  THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT. THE BABY TEETH OUGHT TO LOOSEN ON THEIR OWN. IF THE ADULT TEETH KEEP GROWING, AND THE BABY TEETH ARE STILL THERE, THEY SHOULD BE REMOVED TO ALLOW THE ADULT TEETH TO GROW FREELY. =O)
354031
No, you should not be worried.  However, I would advise you to get in to see your dentist to have an exam and xrays... make sure you do not have impacted teeth that are pushing against your other teeth.
561877
maybe\nbut yet\nmaybe not\n\nget her x-rayed to see if her teeth r coming or if they r retained in her jaws or maybe they r erupting behind her primary teeth (which is not uncommon)...it's better to check her now to take the correct measures..or else she might have difficulty with braces later on
681623
>>>>>I'm male, so I shouldn't be displaying mosaicism...\n\n\n\n\nAre you sure? Have you tested whether you are a natural chimaera? (Now that could be a cool research project for a molecular bio major). Nobody is quite certain how common chimaerism is in humans but best guesses put the figure at greater than 1 in 100.\n\nAny history of twins on your family?