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Knowing Your Teeth
Oral Care Tips
Tooth structure
Shapes of teeth
Types of Teeth
Names of tooth surfaces
Functions of teeth
Abnormal tooth
   structures
The Occlusion
Oral Care Products
Oral Diseases
Oral Problems
Oral Treatments
Oral Health Care during Pregnancy
Interactive Clinic
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  Chewing food
Teeth are a part of the digestive system. They are used for chewing food.

Pronunciation and articulation
Pronunciation is basically controlled by the vocal cord, but it needs to work together with the teeth to pronounce different sounds accurately.

Keep pleasant appearance
Teeth can keep our facial profile. Without teeth, our face will look collapsed. If teeth are kept healthy, our appearance will even be better.

Reserve space for permanent teeth to erupt

Underneath each deciduous tooth, there is one developing permanent tooth. Deciduous teeth reserve space for permanent teeth to erupt. When permanent teeth erupt, deciduous teeth will naturally fall off and be replaced by permanent teeth.

If a deciduous tooth is lost prematurely, the adjacent teeth will then move toward the empty space, leaving insufficient room for the permanent tooth to erupt. The permanent teeth may have poor alignment.



Premature loss of deciduous teeth leading to poor alignment of teeth due to space loss..
Premature loss of a deciduous tooth leading to poor alignment of teeth due to space loss
 

 

 
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