what are permanent teeth
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=>> While a baby is born, he gets teeth which are temporary and often referred as milk teeth.
=>> At the age of 7-12 years, all those teeth get removed,fall off.
==> After this, the person gets new teeth, which are permanent, strong and stay throughout the life time
=>> At the age of 7-12 years, all those teeth get removed,fall off.
==> After this, the person gets new teeth, which are permanent, strong and stay throughout the life time
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A baby is born with what are known as milk teeth.
These just help in laying the foundation of the permanent teeth and strengthen the gums so that they can support the permanent ones.
The milk teeth start falling off after the kid is used to chewing and teething process is over. This may take several years
Permanent teeth are much stronger and not as fragile. As these stay on for the rest of the life, they are prone to decay and need to be protected
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These just help in laying the foundation of the permanent teeth and strengthen the gums so that they can support the permanent ones.
The milk teeth start falling off after the kid is used to chewing and teething process is over. This may take several years
Permanent teeth are much stronger and not as fragile. As these stay on for the rest of the life, they are prone to decay and need to be protected
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