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Peoples lateral incisor are either alighted with their central incisors or in most cases recessed in relation to the central incisors.
What's the opposite of "tooth that protrudes"
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Peoples lateral incisor are either alighted with their central incisors or in most cases recessed in relation to the central incisors.
What's the opposite of "tooth that protrudes"
Thank you for you time.
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People's lateral incisors are either aligned with their central incisors or in most cases recessed in relation to the central incisors. What's the opposite of "tooth that protrudes"- - I think 'recedes' is a good choice, but I am not a dentist.
- People's lateral incisors are either aligned with their central incisors or in most cases recessed in relation to the central incisors.
- What's the opposite of "tooth that protrudes"- - I think 'recedes' is a good choice, but I am not a dentist.
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People's lateral incisors are either aligned with their central incisors or in most cases recessed in relation to the central incisors.
What's the opposite of "tooth that protrudes"-- I think 'recedes' is a good choice, but I am not a dentist.
What's the opposite of "tooth that protrudes"-- I think 'recedes' is a good choice, but I am not a dentist.
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