No. Because the teeth is made of different layers that protect your teeth. They are made to stay positioned on your gums while bones are made to be positioned by being connected to each other. Also, the teeth and the bones consist of different materials. Therefore, they are not the same.
No. Teeth are made of dentin, dental pulp and enamel. Bones are made of calcium. Teeth are not the same as bones.
Teeth and bones are made of some of the same things, such as calcium. Bones have a lot of protein collagen, which helps give bones their structure.
chicken bones are made up of calcium. my question is whether or not they can relate to eggshells and humans teeth
chicken bones and flesh can be made in to a grave
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teeth and egg shells are alike because both o then are made of calcium salts:)
this can be from a number of things, if his teeth are not being brushed thoroughly, it could be that his enamel is being overwhelmed by the enzymes in his mouth. this could also be a crack in his sealants, or calcium deposits. if you're worried, call the dentist
yes becuse they are made of caceam
Stock is made by boiling the bones of an animal while broth is made by boiling the meat and bones. Both are often flavored with herbs and vegetables like onion, carrot and celery. Both can have salt or seasonings added. Both can be used interchangeably.
Bones and teeth are not primarily protein.
Hair and teeth are made of cartiliage. Cartilige is the parts of body with no bone. There are bones in your fingers, just notyour nails.
a babies teeth are quite interesting they are made up of tons of different materials but the over all truth is that babies teeth are made of....................................LEMONADE!!!!!
No, teeth are not bones. Is the "skin" lining your stomach skin? It is soft like your "outside skin," but it is not the same. Bones are defined by the presence of osteoblasts and osteoclasts, the two types of cells that produce and dissolve BONE in the body. Teeth are made by odontoblasts and ameloblasts, which are totally distinct and different from osteoblasts.