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Human Teeth Display Model
This model shows a set of 16 half of a complete set permanent human teeth. Good for showing the different types of teeth and explaining how they work in biting and chewing.2x life sizeHalf of a complete setPermanent teethShows different types of
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Model Human Teeth Set - 5 different mode
Human Teeth - 5 Piece Model Set.This Human teeth model set has 5 different models that show the followingThe lower incisor featuring a removable half of the crown,The lower canine which separates into two longitudinally,The lower molar with one root
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Hilka 350mm Toolbox Saw Universal Teeth 45700014 SW22L
The fine teeth of a Toolbox Saw with Universal Teeth give a smooth cut in a wide variety of wood based materials, aluminium, plastics and laminates. Size 350mm 14 7 TPI. Hardpoint saw made of high quality steel. Fitted with comfortable two component
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Contractors Hardpoint Handsaw - 550mm 22in - 8 Teeth Per Inch SW19L
Suitable for cross cut and rip performance on chipboard, hardboard and hardwood. Size 550mm 22 8 TPI. Made of high quality steel. Fitted with comfortable two component soft grip handle.
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Can't you smile with teeth?
Yes, I can smile with teeth. When I smile with teeth, it means I am genuinely happy and expressing my joy. It's a natural and authentic way for me to show my happiness and positivity. Smiling with teeth can also make others feel more at ease and comfortable around me.
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Why can't I smile with teeth?
There could be several reasons why you may have difficulty smiling with your teeth. It could be due to self-consciousness about the appearance of your teeth, such as discoloration or misalignment. It could also be related to a lack of confidence in your smile or discomfort with the way your teeth look. Additionally, some people may have physical limitations that make it difficult to smile with their teeth, such as jaw or muscle issues. It's important to address any concerns with a dentist or orthodontist to explore potential solutions and improve your confidence in smiling with teeth.
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What are Sunshine Smile teeth aligners?
Sunshine Smile teeth aligners are a type of clear aligner system that is designed to straighten and align teeth. They are custom-made to fit each individual's teeth and are virtually invisible, making them a popular choice for those who want to improve their smile without the use of traditional metal braces. Sunshine Smile aligners are removable, making it easier to maintain good oral hygiene and eat without restrictions. They are typically used to correct mild to moderate teeth misalignment and are a convenient and discreet option for achieving a straighter smile.
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Should one smile with a gap in their teeth, without showing teeth, or with?
One should smile in a way that makes them feel most confident and comfortable. Whether someone chooses to smile with a gap in their teeth, without showing teeth, or with teeth showing is a personal preference. It's important to embrace and celebrate one's unique smile, as it is a reflection of their individuality. Ultimately, the most important thing is to smile genuinely and authentically.
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Tumeric Oral Care Lozenges - 97 g
Food supplement with tetrahydrocurcuminoids, vitamins, zinc and sweeteners. Our turmeric oral care lozenges are a refreshing form of oral care that combines active ingredients from turmeric, selected vitamins and zinc. In our lozenges you will find riboflavin, better known as vitamin B2, which helps to maintain mucous membranes, and vitamin C, which contributes to normal collagen formation for normal gum function. In addition, tumeric and the revitalising mint flavour promote noticeably fresh breath. Experience a convenient way to support your oral hygiene.
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Compatible Olivetti No.6 Praxis 35 7593LO Impact Ribbon
With each cartridge individually print tested at the manufacturing stage, you can rely on this ribbon to produce excellent results in your Olivetti printer.
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Dental Care Model
This large scale, detailed model is held together with a bendable wire spring and is ideal for demonstrating the correct way to brush your teeth and gums. Includes a giant, soft bristle toothbrush and giant teeth.
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Dolls Wooden Care Set
A selection of wooden accessories so that children can really make the most of playing with their Miniland boy and girl dolls and develop social skills from a very early age.Dimensions L500 x W245 x 215mmIncludes1 x carry bag1 x potty1 x diaper1 x
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Which teeth are milk teeth?
Milk teeth, also known as primary teeth or baby teeth, are the first set of teeth that develop in humans. These teeth start to appear around 6 months of age and are eventually replaced by permanent teeth. Children typically have 20 milk teeth, including incisors, canines, and molars.
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How does the dentist recognize bulimia teeth exactly?
Dentists can recognize bulimia teeth by observing specific signs and symptoms. These may include erosion of the enamel on the inside surfaces of the front teeth, as well as increased sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures. Additionally, dentists may notice a thinning of the enamel on the biting surfaces of the back teeth, as well as an increased risk of cavities and tooth decay. Dentists may also ask about the patient's medical history and any habits that could contribute to enamel erosion, such as frequent vomiting.
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Should I hide my teeth when I smile?
You should not feel the need to hide your teeth when you smile. Your smile is a natural and beautiful expression of happiness and should be embraced. If you are self-conscious about your teeth, consider speaking with a dentist about potential options for improving their appearance. Remember that your smile is unique to you and should be celebrated.
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Are dogs' teeth harder than human teeth?
Yes, dogs' teeth are generally harder than human teeth. This is because dogs are carnivores and their teeth are designed for tearing and crushing bones and tough meat. Their teeth are also more densely packed and have a stronger enamel compared to human teeth, which makes them more durable and resistant to wear and tear.
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