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Health Tip: Why Are Baby Teeth Important?
By LadyLively on February 1, 2017
Though baby teeth are only temporary, they’re still important and need proper care.
The American Dental Association says baby teeth:
- Help the young child with chewing, speech and smiling.
- Provide space for permanent teeth to eventually grow.
- Prevent permanent teeth from emerging too early, which could lead to misalignment and crowding.
Source: HealthDay
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