Facial injuryĪ hit to the face or mouth can knock teeth out of place, resulting in one or more crooked teeth. Poor nutrition, especially in children, can lead to tooth decay and poor dental development, which are potential precursors to crooked teeth. This can lead to crooked teeth and other dental health problems. Not having your teeth checked at least annually by a dentist can sometimes mean that problems, such as gum disease and cavities, go untreated. You may also inherit an overbite or underbite from your parents. If one or both of your parents had crowded or crooked teeth, it’s possible that you will, too. Poor myofunctional habits can cause a malocclusion to occur.
If you have an underbite, your lower front teeth jut out farther than your upper front teeth. If you have an overbite, your upper front teeth protrude out farther than your lower front teeth. When this alignment doesn’t occur, malocclusion results.Ĭommon misalignments include overbite and underbite. Your upper teeth are meant to fit slightly over your lower teeth, with the points of your upper molars fitting into the grooves of your lower molars. Myofunctional habits are repetitive behaviors that affect the muscles or functions of the mouth or face. Scientists believe that our evolved, shorter jaw may be responsible for crowded, crooked, and misaligned teeth. This change has altered our collective jaw size, making it smaller. The modern diet of soft, processed food that many people consume requires less chewing than the foods eaten by our early ancestors. Other issues affecting baby teeth that can also affect permanent teeth include: Jaw size If trauma to the mouth or tooth decay causes one or more baby teeth to fall out sooner than they would naturally, the permanent teeth that follow may grow out of the gums slanted rather than straight. However, if baby teeth grow in crowded together, the permanent teeth may be crowded as well. Having crooked baby teeth doesn’t mean your child will have crooked permanent teeth. Heredity and genetics may also play a role. Prolonged habits, such as sucking on a pacifier or thumb, can also cause baby teeth to become pushed out or crooked. Baby teeth sometimes move into crooked positions because they’re too small to fill the amount of gum space allocated to them. By the time anyone realized what was happening, that the crooked man was real, it was already too late.Both baby teeth and permanent teeth can come in crooked, or they can become crooked. The crooked man was unleashed upon the world. And with that, the proverbial Pandora’s box was opened. Eventually, it entered the culture and was turned into a nursery rhyme… an innocent little poem for children to recite. Over the years, it was transcribed and studied. The words were translated and passed down through the ages, evolving with the times. It probably started as an incantation or a curse. Imagine a death sentence that no mortal could escape, that no human law could pardon, an eternal, unstoppable force bringing certain death to anyone who dared to summon it. He discovered some lines of verse that occurred in dozens of different cultures and in dozens of different languages, all referring to the same thing. In the 1800s, a writer was researching legends and folklore. Once you recite the poem, everyone in the house is cursed to die by his hands. They say that if you recite this poem out loud, it will summon a demonic force known as The Crooked Man. Note: There is supposedly an urban legend about The Crooked Man.
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He lives for your torment, makes it full of strife,Īnd he won’t be content… Until you take your life. There once was a crooked man, who had a crooked smile,Īnd if you’ve lived his life, he’ll send you through a trial. Go hide under the cover… There’s something not yet told. Now the story’s not yet over, for this tale is mythed and old, Without another thought, he went and hung his head. Upon a chair he stood, his eyes were blank and dead.
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