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Hypothesis Having gaps in your teeth during childhood = wide dental arch

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for example, look at jordan barrett

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the skeleton grows forward and the arch expands but the baby teeth cannot expand. Thus, you see gaps in the teeth which means its a naturally wide palate forming.

Only exception is when your baby teeth are also as wide but i think thats rare
 
wouldn't every mf who walked on this earth have that, the main issue is jaws shrinking generationally
 
for example, look at jordan barrett

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the skeleton grows forward and the arch expands but the baby teeth cannot expand. Thus, you see gaps in the teeth which means its a naturally wide palate forming.

Only exception is when your baby teeth are also as wide but i think thats rare
Yoo I'm Abt to be Jordan I have them
 
If the jaws start shrinking generationally, the new gen child won’t have that gap anyway because thats the maximum adult arch they will reach, it will be seen in childhood itself
yeah but in childhood most people are equal unless u have more HGH receptiveness and secretion to push u further
 

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