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12. Share of Cost – Premolares What Are Premolars: Premolares are the teeth located distal to the canines. There are four premolars in each arch and two are located behind each canine in the arch. These teeth are smaller than the molars and are responsible for crushing food in the chewing process. These teeth are also only present in the permanent […]...
13. Mints Vs Gum – Share of Cost After Dinner Mints VS Chewing Gum Often times people will have an after-dinner mints after a meal. However, sugary candies promote the growth of bacteria in your mouth and adds to bad breath issues. Instead, chew sugarless gum. By chewing gum it stimulates saliva, which is your mouth’s natural defense mechanism against plaque acids which […]...
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