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Tooth

Describing paper with rough texture, which makes the paper able to receive ink more easily.
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The transition between our understandings of what's 'magical' and what's true starts abruptly when we lose our milk teeth.
Creating a body of work from human resources; Gina Czarnecki is the first artist to explore the medical ethics of exhibiting human bone, tissue, fat and milk teeth from living, consenting donors - as art. She talks to Catherine Vonledebur about her exhibition
Dr Gadgil said that parents normally discard milk teeth of their children when they fall out.
First dental stem cell bank in India
Sevibe and Procell will collect milk teeth and forward them to BioEden for storage.
New deals in Spain and Greece help stem cell specialist expand
Children who have decay in their milk teeth get decay in their permanent teeth - the same picture of decay in five-year-olds is seen in 12-year-olds.
'Bad parents' blasted over tooth decay levels; Fillings for toddlers and some can't even use toothbrush
And hundreds of children aged between four and six are showing such extreme signs of tooth decay that they are left without any milk teeth at all.
DECAY SHOCK
Do cats lose their milk teeth, too, and is it possible he like to bite everything because his gums are itchy?
TRUDE MOSTUE
If left untreated, decaying milk teeth can cause abscesses and then the teeth may need to be taken out.
Your health: Plaque to the future
A report called Children's Dental Health in the UK 1993, found that 50% of children aged five to six had erosion on their milk teeth.
A straw cure - say dentists
The Milk Teeth brush has a chunky handle for little fingers and a smaller head with soft bristles, while four to eight-year-olds can have fun with the Flexosaurus brush with a handle shaped like a dinosaur.
All white on the bite!
But in households where milk teeth are still worth cash under the pillow, the going rate is now up to PS2.
Kids wait in vain for the tooth fairy; LEGEND
Wasted, the artist's new exhibition at The Herbert, Coventry, includes inter-related sculptures made from children's milk teeth, discarded human bones, dental casts and human fat.
Living off the fat of the land; Gina Czarnecki is the first artist to explore the medical ethics of exhibiting human bone, tissue, fat and milk teeth from living, consenting donors - as art. CATHERINE VONLEDEBUR talks to her about her Coventry exhibition
Most children have a full set of 20 milk teeth by the time they're three years old.
Summer comes along with two little pearlines; Newborn arrives with two front teeth

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