can teeth grow any where on your body apart from in your mouth?

Answer 1

Tumours can contain teeth and hair.

A Dermoid cyst of the ovary is A bizarre tumor, usually benign, in the ovary that typically contains a diversity of tissues including hair, teeth, bone, thyroid, etc.

Answer 2

Teeth, bone, thyroid tissue and hair have been found in one type of ovarian cyst. These dermoid cysts develop from undifferentiated oocytes (unfertilised eggs), if fertilised oocytes would become an egg and eventually a human, so they have the genetic material which allows them to become any part of a human.

Answer 3

They can't grow on other parts of your body but they can grow going up in your mouth

Answer 4

What are you considering the Qu'ran is a book that has been interpreted in so many diffrent methods. Omit it. Its your physique and your hair do as you want dont be held through any beliefs written in a 2000 12 months historic publication that used to be designed to subjugate all who read and believed it.

Answer 5

I have heard of ovarian tumors that contain all sorts of weird things such as teeth, hair, bone fragments and anything else the body can grow.

Answer 6

Occasionally you get teeth in tumours, but not growing out of any other part of your body.

Answer 7

Yeah, there is a medical condition where thay grow on your body. It's very painful and causes lots of problems and a shorter lifespan. It's very rare x

Answer 8

Not that I know of, however, some people I know have another tooth coming in behind their already permanent one. But I don't think they can grow anywhere except your mouth.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

That would be a no ! If you developed a calcification or abnormal bony growth anywhere else on your body it would be just that a bony growth. Teeth are specific structures.