Permanent teeth differs from deciduous teeth in not having?
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Jerry
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➡➡ Permanent teeth differ from deciduous teeth as
1⃣ Permanent teeth has larger and thicker roots
Deciduous teeth has thinner and shorter roots
2⃣ Permanent teeth occurs between 6 to 7 years of old so called six year molar
Deciduous teeth are called baby teeth, milk teeth or temporary teeth
3⃣ The permanent teeth are not replacable
Deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent teeth as they are temporary
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Jerry
Here is ur answer⏩⏩⏩
➡➡ Permanent teeth differ from deciduous teeth as
1⃣ Permanent teeth has larger and thicker roots
Deciduous teeth has thinner and shorter roots
2⃣ Permanent teeth occurs between 6 to 7 years of old so called six year molar
Deciduous teeth are called baby teeth, milk teeth or temporary teeth
3⃣ The permanent teeth are not replacable
Deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent teeth as they are temporary
▶ Hope it helps
▶ User SNEHA
#Deep
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