What happens is they have some deciduous teeth that don't have an adult tooth form under them and push it out.
All of that answers lots of questions around here ~ can't think of a family member without some problem like that.
The really big discovery is that today's Skolt Sa'ami clearly have larger teeth than their ancestors 200 years back. Their tooth size, if not that of other people, reflects diet. You'd think guys eating lots of reindeer would have plenty of calcium, but they did not, until recently, have the same access as others to plants.
This weekend Tiger Woods' wife was featured in the news (much to her distress). So, there were a lot of "other than posed" pictures floating around.
I could not help but notice that she had an "uneven bite" and out of 10 teeth showing, 5 were slightly turned.
Her family are from a Sa'ami region in Northern Sweden.
It is possible American Sa'ami keep more than their fair share of orthodontists in business!
This weekend Tiger Woods' wife was featured in the news (much to her distress). So, there were a lot of "other than posed" pictures floating around.
I could not help but notice that she had an "uneven bite" and out of 10 teeth showing, 5 were slightly turned.
Her family are from a Sa'ami region in Northern Sweden.
It is possible American Sa'ami keep more than their fair share of orthodontists in business!