
Impacted Canine Tooth

This blog has been reviewed and approved by Dr Robert Lee, a dental professional of 35 years
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Key Takeaways
- Impacted canine teeth are common and can often be treated successfully in consultation with a dentist or orthodontist.
- An impacted canine tooth happens when the tooth is unable to break through the gum on its own. There are a large range of factors that can contribute to this issue.
- Symptoms of an impacted canine tooth can range from obvious ones like a crooked or missing tooth to more subtle ones such as discomfort or misalignment.
- If you suffer from an impacted canine, they can often be treated successfully. The right treatment depends on things like age, severity, and overall dental health.
