sloane
"To those who are granted much, much is expected."
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Hiya LionYes, it sure would have StillHoping. And, it has been reported that Princess Lavender had perfect, straight, white teeth so having retained deciduous (baby) teeth doesn't work. At this point we are not completely sure if Princess Lavender's teeth were perfect because they were capped or if they were naturally perfect. But, having some retained baby teeth would put a real wrench into this whole thing. I really need to know how to get the facts concerning this because it just sounds so contradictory.
Lion
Just thought I should mention that retaining baby teeth into adulthood doesn't nec. mean that the person's smile would not appear "perfect," (by society's standards). This isn't the first case I've come across like this and, although it IS an anomoly (sp?), it doesn't mean it would have influenced their appearance in a negative way. Just means the baby teeth never came out, and the other permanent teeth that grew in around them simply did so "straight." Does this make sense? All I mean is that it is possible for adults to not have the second teeth ever form here and there, but it doesn't mean they might not have still exhibited a beautiful smile.
I know you have a lot of medical study in your background, so I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. I just wanted to let everyone know that I do come across this from time to time. We should be glad, in a way, bec. it helps us quickly rule out possibles in comparing PLav...
On another note, do we know WHICH of Jessie's teeth were capped? And by "capped," does her mom mean a procedure similar to veneers?
Thanks, sloane