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What age does the jaw stop changing and why does it matter?

While it's a common misconception that our jaws stop changing in our late teens, the reality is more nuanced; dental science shows that the jaw can continue to change and remodel throughout a person's life, though at a much slower rate. Understanding what age does the jaw stop changing is crucial for managing lifelong dental health, especially for seniors.

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Do our jaws shrink with age? Understanding age-related facial bone changes

According to a study conducted over four decades by Swedish researchers, the answer is yes: our jaws, particularly the lower jaw, can shrink with age. This phenomenon, often unnoticed until it causes dental problems, is a crucial part of the overall aging process. Understanding these changes is key to maintaining your health and facial structure.

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