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My son had been blissfully oblivious to the rare genetic condition with the weird name: oligodontia.

By that time, hopefully private insurance companies will see that treating congenital conditions like oligodontia is medically necessary.

But with oligodontia, the playful finger-pointing became more serious.

According to the National Organization for Rare Disorders, oligodontia occurs in less than a third of a percent of the population, which makes my son a unicorn.

My son, with oligodontia, falls in the middle.