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In what way can i know that my teeth is milktooth or permanent?
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Size difference: At your age, you should have all of your permanent teeth. However, milk teeth or primary teeth are usually much smaller in size (height and width). Radiographs (x-rays) can determine if you have all your permanent teeth.
Answered 1/25/2014
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