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I don't think there's anything odd about that given dental methods of the time. After teeth are extracted bone begins to fill in the holes and/or wither back if
by dustyventure 2y ago
I don't think there's anything odd about that given dental methods of the time. After teeth are extracted bone begins to fill in the holes and/or wither back if there are insufficient teeth.
- doodlebugging 2y agoThanks. That explains the unusual spacing of teeth at the back of the jaw. He had likely lost some over the years and the remaining teeth scooted around to fill gaps. That must've made chewing food very uncomfortable for a long time.