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Tooth
(redirected from Deciduous teeth)

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Tooth
Describing paper with rough texture, which makes the paper able to receive ink more easily.


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This is due to the fact that adult teeth grow in darker than children''s deciduous teeth and because the enamel becomes more permeable.
These baby teeth, or deciduous teeth, grow in at a size that fits your jawbone at the time.
A child''s deciduous teeth are generally whiter than the adult teeth that follow.
 
 
 
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