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Teeth And Diseases Affecting Your Teeth

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Teeth are numerous, hard tissue structures in the mouths of humans. In humans the teeth are composed of nan inner layer of dentin that, above the gum line, is covered by a layer of enamel. Called the crown, this part of the tooth is extremely hard. The root portion of the tooth is covered with a b ....

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....h) and when chewing and grinding food with the back teeth (molars and premolars). The molars and premolars have large surfaces with points (called cusps) and grooves so that they fit together extremely well. Human teeth are derived from both the mesodem (middle layer) and the ectoderm (outer layer) of the embryo. The enamel is formed by special cells called ameloblasts, which are part oenamel-making organs that bud off from the surface tissue (epithelium) of the mouith. Each organ initially loo....
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