If what you are referring to are "tori" then yes, i have them too!
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Bone remodeling after tooth extraction is the most common. There are other causes which the oral surgeon should help determine. Expect a clinical and radiographic examination.
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A related discussion,
bone in lower jaw was started.
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breaking of teeth was started.
Thank you for your response. Turned out I have "tores". Not sure if I spelled this right.
My oral surgeon filed my jawbone. Now my left jaw bone is smooth, right one you can feel "bumps'. From what I've gathered in doing some research, this condition may be genetic. Is that true?