As people age, it’s not unusual for their lower teeth to become more crooked, reflecting a common occurrence noted by dental experts. Factors such as tooth loss, gum disease, and grinding can play significant roles in the shifting of teeth. A related change with aging is the modification of vocal quality; specifically, vocal cords can lose elasticity and strength, resulting in a weaker or raspier voice. This captures a broader trend of physical changes occurring as we grow older, raising interesting questions about normal aging vs. concerning changes.
It's common for lower teeth to shift and drift as we age, with factors like tooth loss, gum disease, and wear contributing to changes.
Adult vocal cords often become thinner and less supple, leading to a weaker or raspier voice as one ages.
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