Science, asked by saiyadafatma00, 5 months ago

breaking down of food and mixing it well with saliva happens during ........ .. 2. there are ....... sells of teeth.​

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Answered by dvarunvasu42
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Answer:

During mastication, salivary glands secrete saliva to soften the food into a bolus (semi-solid lump). Saliva contains the salivary amylase enzyme, which digests carbohydrates (starches), and mucus (a thick liquid), which softens food into a bolus. Ingestion starts both chemical and mechanical digestion.

Dental follicle cells include a group of mesenchymal progenitor cells enclosing the tooth germ - a group of cells that eventually forms a tooth. Dental follicle cells are responsible for the formation of cementum, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone during tooth development.

Answered by sumanpriyanshu113
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Answer:

hey dear here your answer ⛄

Explanation:

breaking down of food and mixing it well with saliva happens during ... assimilation../digestion... ..

2. there are ...4... sets of teeth.

And 32 teeth.

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