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How many sets of teeth does a person grow?
Humans have two sets of teeth in their lifetime.
Why do you need 2 sets of teeth?
You need 2 sets of teeth because your "baby" primary teeth fall out around age 30. People until this day have 1 or 2 primary teeth and just receive a implant to fix it. That's why we have secondary teeth, because they last longer
What kind of teeth do dogs have?
Dogs have canine teeth. Like humans, they get 2 sets of teeth in their lives. Hope this helps . :)
Do all omnivores have 2 sets of teeth?
well no of course they dont
How many sets of teeth does a crocodile have?
well a crocodile usually has three to eight sets of teeth
What will happen next if your 5-year-old has had 2 sets of teeth fall out?
they will not have any teeth and will not grow back
Why do you get 2 sets of teeth?
Adult-sized teeth are too large for little baby-heads. Baby-sized teeth are frightfully small on adult-heads. Practice. To give the tooth fairy meaningful employment. You mean you only got two?
Is it true that a child can have milk teeth twice before the permanent teeth are out?
Yes, I had 2 sets of milk canines before growing my permanent teeth
How many sets of teeth do you have in a lifetime?
Dogs have two sets of teeth: puppy and adult. They start loosing their puppy teeth usually at around 3 months and finish losing them by five or six months, at which time they have all been replaced by adult teeth.
When are the 5 sets played in a tennis match instead of 3?
Men play a maximum of 5 sets and Women play a maximum of 3 sets. Obviously in mens they play 3 sets only if one player wins all of the first 3 sets as the opponent can't come back with 2 sets left. Women play 2 at minimum for the same reason.
How many teeth in a 10 year old mouth?
your suppose to have 28 teeth if you have only 24 teeth you are missing 2 teeth at the top and 2 teeth at the bottom
Why do you have 2 sets of teeth?
Humans have two sets of teeth because our primary teeth, also known as baby teeth, help us chew and speak as infants and children. As we grow, these teeth fall out to make way for permanent teeth, which are larger, stronger, and better suited for adult functions. This dual-set system allows for proper development and maintenance of our teeth throughout life.
