Gold is the element whose Latin name is aurum. In fact, it's due to its ancient, classical Latin origins that the chemical element has the symbol 'Au'. And its appeal to humans goes back to ancient Rome, and much further beyon, into prehistoric times. For the metal has a beautiful pure color, and cooperates with workmanship. Therefore, its traditional uses include ornamental and ritualistic purposes. Additionally, it's a dentist's choice for filling holes in teeth.
Gold is the element whose name also is aurum. It may be among the first metals that humans used, for ornamentation and in rituals. Additionally, it has a role in dental practice, as a material that's used to fill cavities and holes in teeth.
The element is found in your teeth is Calcium.
Latin is not a language. Yet, if you meant spanish (correctly its castellano), the word for teeth is "dientes"
The teeth are located in the oral cavity ( the Latin terminology is stomodeum).
Fluorine (but only in compound form, not as an element) is used to strengthen teeth.
The holes are actually stitched closed. So there aren't actually any holes. Don't go poking around where the teeth were, you might cause an infection.
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To say the word teeth in the Latin language you say the word dentibus. To say this word in Italian you say denti.
Dentatus, "having teeth".
The key element is calcium.
because the cavaties are present in the molar teeth.
This element is calcium.