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What gas helps keeps your teeth strong when combined with iron?
flourine
Which nutrient keeps your bones and teeth strong?
Calcium, such as milk, keeps your bones and teeth strong.
What element when combined with tin keeps teeth strong?
flourine
What are similarities in teeth and eggshells?
egg shells are alike teeth because they have the same calcium salts, calcium keeps the teeth healthy and strong, teeth also contain calcium carbonate, and proteins, also sea shells, bones, and coral skeletons have the samecalcium as our teeth :PCalcium is a comman component in both of these.Answercalcium is the answer. it keeps the teeth and the eggshells healthy and strong AnswerBoth teeth and eggshells contain calcium carbonate, and proteins. By the way so do bones, coral skeletons and shells.
What keeps a gas giants atmosphere from esecaping into space?
The strong gravitational pull of the planet.
Helps fight infections helps wounds heal and keeps teeth and gums strong found in citrus fruits and green leafy vegetables?
Vitamin C can be found in citrus fruits and green leafy vegetables. Vitamin C can also help fight infections, help wounds to heal, and keeps teeth and gums strong.
Is an eggshell like your teeth?
Yes, egg shells are like teeth because they have the same calcium salts. Calcium keeps the teeth healthy and strong, teeth also contain calcium carbonate, and proteins, also sea shells, bones, and coral skeletons have the same calcium as our teeth.
How does the sun stay in space?
the gas keeps it up the gas keeps it up the gas keeps it up
What does toothpaste do?
Logical reasonI guess the chemicals (Flourides) actually bleach your teeth (Calcium reacts actively with flourides) and I think the brush actually cleans up the dirt and germs from your teeth.
How strong are jaguar's teeth?
jaguars teeth are the strongest teeth
What is the gas used in toothpaste to keep the teeth strong?
calcium and viatamin D, C. hope this helps ;)
What part of the teeth keeps away bacteria?
Teeth do not keep away bacteria.
