Health, 02.12.2020 19:50 batmandillon21

Teeth: 1. Oral health
2. Plaque
3. Cavities
4. Gingivitis
5. Periodontitis
6. Fever blisters
7. Halitosis
8. Orthodontist
1. DEFINE the 3 parts of a tooth.
2. Define deciduous teeth and give two alternative names. How many deciduous teeth primarily?
3. Permanent teeth are also known as . How many do we primarily have?
4. What causes tooth decay?
5. What causes gum disease?
6. Describe misalignment of teeth and how it can be corrected?
7. What are impacted wisdom teeth and how are they treated?
8. What causes fever blisters or cold sores?
9. Teeth grinding can lead to
10. Describe 5 strategies you will use to prevent common mouth and teeth problems.

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