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Encyclopedia: Tooth
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The Tooth Fairy is a mythical character depicted as a fairy that gives a child money or gifts in exchange for a baby tooth that has fallen out.
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Tooth Anatomy. Humans have two sets of teeth, the baby teeth (also called the primary teeth) and the permanent teeth. Children have 20 primary teeth; they are replaced by 32 permanent teeth by about age 13. As a permanent tooth forms under the gums and in the jawbone, the roots of the primary tooth it is replacing...
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A tooth that causes ongoing pain may be a sign of a serious problem. Use this chart to determine if you need to see your dentist right away.
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Parts of a tooth. Tooth anatomy and morphology, dental / periodontal tissues. Internal structure of tooth parts – crown and root - tooth enamel, dentine. ; (external tooth anatomy) ; CROWN , is the visible part of the tooth, above the gums. ROOT, is the part of the tooth under the gums and inside the alveolar...
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Directory of Dentists by State Find a Dentist by State Search Tooth.net...
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The FIRST Tooth Fairy online, with dental hygiene tips, dental hygiene links and the going price of a baby tooth! Tooth decay is an infection that does not heal without treatment. If cavities are not treated, children can develop infections severe enough to require emergency room treatment and their adult teeth may...
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A national database, directory, and search engine for locating a dentist by geography, specialty, and over 20 other criteria. The Better Way to Find a Dentist Pictures of Teeth; (pre and post) Dental Work Location of primary teeth.
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The part of the tooth you see is called the crown. The rounded high parts of the back teeth are cusps. The hard white outer covering of the tooth is the enamel. Below the gumline, holding the tooth in the jawbone is the root of the tooth.
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