Do your teeth still grow after ur 15 continuisly??

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Yes, although they do not erupt any further into your mouth. Instead, you should be looking at x-rays to see the growth because that is where you will see change. When teeth erupt into your mouth, the root is about 2/3 formed. Some of the last teeth to erupt are your second molars, which should come in around age 12. The roots of these molars are completing their development, and may still be growing a little at age 15. The next set of molars, third molars or "wisdom teeth" are still developing at age 15 and will erupt around age 18. At that time, root formation could continue for another couple years. All the other teeth- front, back, top and bottom, are pretty much done by this age.
One more thing to note- if you grind your teeth, or somehow change a tooth so that when you bite together it doesn't touch opposing teeth, the tooth may erupt further until it does contact another tooth- this is called supereruption, and may or may not lead to other problems, depending on how well you are able to keep your other teeth throughout your lifetime.

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Continuously meaning to develop furthermore? If so then no. Your teeth will not grow in length anymore then they are after there secondary developing period. In fact they will get shorter depending on how you bite and how they contact each other.

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