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Created by Terri Street; inspired by the work of Jennifer Wagner; revisions courtesy of Stephanie Novack. © 2000, 2009 Background images courtesy of abc.com
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A. All of the aboveA. All of the above C. TalkingC. Talking B. EatingB. Eating D. Appearance What are the functions of the teeth?
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A. All of the aboveA. All of the above B. EatingB. Eating Question 1
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Back to Board A. Correct
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A. Permanent A. Permanent C. Primary C. Primary B. Incisor B. Incisor D. Canine D. Canine Another name for your baby teeth?
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A. Permanent A. Permanent C. Primary C. Primary Another name for your baby teeth?
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Back to Board C. Correct
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A. 22 A. 22 C. 24 C. 24 B. 20 B. 20 D. 32 D. 32 How many baby teeth do you have?
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C. 24 C. 24 B. 20 B. 20 How many baby teeth do you have?
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Back to Board B. Correct
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A. 32 A. 32 C. 34 C. 34 B. 36 B. 36 D. 24 D. 24 How many teeth should an adult have including 4 wisdom teeth?
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A. 32 A. 32 D. 24 D. 24 How many teeth should an adult have including 4 wisdom teeth?
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Back to Board A. Correct
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C. Grinding C. Grinding D. Biting D. Biting What are incisors mainly used for? A. Chewing A. Chewing B. Tearing B. Tearing
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C. Grinding C. Grinding D. Biting D. Biting What are incisors mainly used for?
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Back to Board D. Correct
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A. Biting A. Biting C. Tearing C. Tearing B. Grinding B. Grinding D. Chewing D. Chewing What are canines used for?
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A. Biting A. Biting C. Tearing C. Tearing What are canines used for?
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Back to Board C. Correct
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A. Crown A. Crown C. Dentin C. Dentin B. Enamel B. Enamel D. Root D. Root Hard, shiny, white material which is even harder than bone.
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C. Dentin C. Dentin B. Enamel B. Enamel Hard, shiny, white material which is even harder than bone.
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Back to Board B. Correct
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A. Root A. Root C. Crown C. Crown B. Gums B. Gums D. Cementum D. Cementum Part of the tooth above the gum?
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C. Crown C. Crown D. Cementum D. Cementum Part of the tooth above the gum?
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Back to Board C. Correct
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A. Plaque A. Plaque C. Braces C. Braces B. Root Canal B. Root Canal D. Cavity D. Cavity develops when a tooth decays or breaks down.
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A. Plaque A. Plaque D. Cavity D. Cavity develops when a tooth decays or breaks down.
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Back to Board D. Correct
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A. Wart A. Wart C. Earthquake C. Earthquake B. Hole B. Hole D. floss D. floss A cavity is a __________ that can grow bigger and deeper over time?
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B. Hole B. Hole D. Floss D. Floss Question 10
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A. 2 times a day A. 2 times a day C. 1 time a day C. 1 time a day B. 4 times a day B. 4 times a day D. 5 times a day D. 5 times a day How often should you brush your teeth?
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A. 2 times a day A. 2 times a day B. 4 times a day B. 4 times a day How often should you brush your teeth?
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Back to Board A. Correct
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A. Premolar A. Premolar C. Incisor C. Incisor B. Molar B. Molar D. Canine D. Canine Type of tooth used for chewing?
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C. Incisor C. Incisor B. Molar B. Molar Type of tooth used for chewing?
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Back to Board B. Correct
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A. Pulp Cavity A. Pulp Cavity C. Gums C. Gums B. Enamel B. Enamel D. Crown D. Crown The place where the crown and root meet?
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A. Pulp Cavity A. Pulp Cavity C. Gums C. Gums The place where the crown and root meet?
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Back to Board C. Correct
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A. 30-35 A. 30-35 C. 15-40 C. 15-40 B. 10-20 B. 10-20 D. 17-25 D. 17-25 Around what age do your wisdom teeth come in?
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B. 10-20 B. 10-20 D. 17-25 D. 17-25 Around what age do your wisdom teeth come in?
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Back to Board D. Correct
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A. by its crown A. by its crown C. don’t touch it C. don’t touch it B. by the root B. by the root D. In water D. In water How should you carry your tooth if you get it knocked out?
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A. by its crown A. by its crown B. by the root B. by the root Question 15
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Winner! A. Correct
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