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Describing paper with rough texture, which makes the paper able to receive ink more easily.
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Children from across the world have helped to make the sculpture by donating their milk teeth. Gina who has two daughters, Lola, aged 10, and Saskia, aged 12 says: "When she was seven-yearsold my eldest daughter came home and said: 'Tell me the truth - is the tooth fairy real?' As a parent you don't know how to answer that.
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
REGULAR TRIPS TO DENTIST Take your child to the dentist when their first milk teeth appear so they become familiar with it and get to know the dentist.
TOOTH ABOUT KIDS' TEETH; Brush up on how to prevent decay and get youngsters well drilled on developing good dental habits
is week a report came out which said nearly half of eight-year-olds and a third of ve-year-olds have signs of nastiness (aka decay) in their milk teeth, meanwhile one in every three 12 and 15-year-olds said they were embarrassed to smile or laugh because of the condition of their teeth.
You can't put a price on your pearly whites
| Archaeologists at the site of the Roman coffin discovery in North |Warwickshire and (below) two bangles and some milk teeth found in the coffin
Ancient burial sheds light on Roman Britain
This is especially a problem when children are growing out of their milk teeth because any prior abscesses they have will threaten the health of their permanent teeth in future," he said.
Patients getting younger at country's dental clinics
CALLING all youngsters - the Bluecoat is asking for you to donate your milk teeth to create a new artwork.
Getting teeth into art
His abrasive, direct approach caused friction; his tenure of the post at a council that never grew out of milk teeth lasted four months.
RACING POST COMMENT
The Daresbury Science & Innovation Park-based firm harvests stem cells from baby milk teeth that can be used later to tackle possible disorders such as Parkinsons and Alzheimer's that run in donors' families by growing new nerve tissue from the cells.
New deals in Spain and Greece help stem cell specialist expand
Sophie Waller suffered an apparent extreme dental phobia and refused to eat, sleep or drink after her milk teeth came loose.
Girl died after op to remove teeth; Three-year wait for inquest verdict
Sophie Waller is believed to have suffered from such an extreme fear she refused to eat, drink or speak when her milk teeth started to come loose.
Pupil starved to death
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
And nearly a third of parents in the UK wait until their children have all their milk teeth before taking them to the dentist for the first time, according to the study of 1,000 parents with kids under 13.
One in four parents don't think it's an issue for infant children to develop cavities in their teeth; Nearly a third of parents in the UK wait until their children have all their milk teeth before taking them to the dentist for the first time, according to the study of 1,000 parents

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