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ELI5: Why do human teeth generally grow in crooked?
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Because they’re ape teeth.

Our ancestors had nice big strong sets of teeth, to chew a lot of tough hard food (since cooking wasn’t a thing). This is also why we have Wisdom teeth.

As humans have evolved though, our brains have gotten bigger, our heads have changed shape, which leads to a bit of a smaller jaw

Buuuuttt, we still have the same teeth, so the same teeth have to fit into a smaller jaw, meaning they all get squished together.

This is also why our wisdom teeth are such a problem, there just isn’t enough room anymore.