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The mouth is crucial for several reasons: it is the primary entry point for food and drink, facilitating digestion through chewing and saliva production. It plays a vital role in speech and communication, allowing for the articulation of sounds and words. Additionally, the mouth is essential for maintaining oral health, as it houses teeth and gums that support overall well-being. Lastly, it serves as a sensory organ, helping to detect flavors and textures, enhancing the eating experience.
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What is important about your mouth?
because you can taste with your mouth
What is the most important part of a pandas body?
It is the mouth so they can chew bamboo all day! :]
Why breathing mouth to mouth CPR very important?
becase if you did not give mouth to mouth they would die
Why is mouth important?
Mainly to eat, but there are many other functions of a mouth and why you need it.
What was the most important thing Samuel De Champlain's voyage?
His most important voage was to the mouth of the Sustancin river. He voyaged to the mouth of the river .
Why does Mouth to mouth resuscitation?
the air from your mouth pushes into the other persons so that they breath
Why do you do mouth to mouth?
you have to dod mouth to mouth so that if a person is not breathing then you pass air through your mouth to the other person's lungs to keep them ALIVE
How is the circulatory system important to the digestive system?
the digestive system begins in the mouth ,so if the blood is not flowing how can the food digest if there is no ooxygen in the blood
How does one throw up on demand?
you stick your finger into your mouth so it goes to the back of your mouth then you will throw up you stick your finger into your mouth so it goes to the back of your mouth then you will throw up
What is important in breathing nose or mouth?
Definitely nose
Why is Steven Tylers mouth so big?
It was something he was born with there is no specific reason why his mouth is that way.
Do policy and procedures need to be written?
Yes, policies and important procedures should be written so they are not forgotten or distorted by being passed by word of mouth.
