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Growth Of Sages

By amberram18 July 05, 2020 2 answers Last updated July 05, 2020

I am a 17-year-old boy. From 1 year from time to time (I emphasize from time to time) I feel pain in the lower left part of the jaw. It is not serious and passes quickly. But I wonder if this is not a sage? I still don't have any. There are no signs of it growing. Is it normal at this age not to have a single sage? Most of my peers have at least one, some even all four, and I haven't even started to grow. I asked my aunt, who is a dentist if this was normal, but the only answer I received was :, Don't think it, think, there is time. ''. Please don't answer me like that. In principle, the sages are very nasty about something, this is very clear to me, but still - is it normal at 17 not even to grow up? Please write. Thanks in advance!

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warrenkener answered · July 05, 2020
Go get a panoramic photo. It is not necessary to see that they have sprouted. And you don't have time, at 17 it's not too early to have.
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smokinghotppl answered · July 05, 2020
I'm 20 and only now I see that one is coming but it doesn't hurt. There are a lot of older people who haven't sprouted yet, everyone is different, I don't think your 17 is late, just growing.