Science, asked by rithunalls, 9 months ago

Number of molars in a jaw

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Answered by porshiyasinha2009

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Answer: Adult humans have twelve molars, three on either side (left and right) in the upper and lower jaw. There are only 8 molars in the primary dentition which are replaced by the permanent premolars. Permanent molars are named as first, second, and third starting from the front to the back. The third molars are also known as wisdom teeth.

Answered by jahanaraazmi02

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Answer:

adult 12

children 8

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