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dentine

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dentine, dentin
the calcified tissue surrounding the pulp cavity of a tooth and comprising the bulk of the tooth


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Dental hygienist, Lycia Cunningham, from The Smile Spa in Stockton, says the signs of acid erosion are: * Sensitivity -hot cold and sweet; * Discolouration -yellow as dentine shows through; * Rounded teeth; * Transparency; * Cracks "Early intervention is the key," says Lycia.
THE ACID TEST; Looking after your teeth isn't just about brushing ... by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
There are also teeth whitening treatments that whiten enamel and dentine in one short visit to the dentist, who will be able to tell you if you are suitable for this advanced treatment.
Take Teeth Whitening to the Professionals by Victoria Cochrane / Health, general community
Placoid scales are like our teeth in that they are made of dentine.
In the scales by Gilmore, R. Grant / Florida Sportsman
 
 
 
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