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Tooth
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Tooth
Describing paper with rough texture, which makes the paper able to receive ink more easily.
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She is also working in the lab, where she will be participating in a number of research projects, before designing her own master's level project, which may deal with tooth wear in a mutant strain of mice.
Local Fulbright scholar is studying in Finland by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
A recent study had revealed that prolonged consumption of sports drinks may be linked to a condition known as erosive tooth wear, in which acids eat away the tooth's smooth hard enamel coating and trickle into the bonelike material underneath, causing the tooth to soften and weaken.
Sports drink consumption 'causes tooth erosion' by Asian News International
There is convincing evidence from both home and abroad that the frequent consumption of sugary foods, fizzy drinks and fatty snacks are a cause of both tooth decay and tooth wear in teenagers.
YOU ROTTERS; Three-quarters of Irish teenagers have tooth decay..and ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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