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Are the gums the soft area of the teeth?

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Are teeth and jaws the same?

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How does smoking effect your teeth?

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The is the pink tissue that surrounds the teeth and covers the alveolar?

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What do teeth grow out of?

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Are the gums on your teeth muscles?

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Do you have to get a filling in your gums if the inside of your gums is infected but you got your teeth pulled?

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