- deciduous tooth
- milk tooth
- baby tooth
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- deciduous tooth
- milk tooth
- baby tooth
This term refers to the first set of teeth that children develop, which eventually fall out. These teeth are important for the proper growth and alignment of permanent teeth.
Children usually start losing their deciduous teeth around the age of six.
This term is synonymous with deciduous tooth, often used to emphasize that these teeth are temporary and will be replaced by permanent teeth.
Her child recently grew the first milk tooth.
In pediatric dentistry, the care of milk teeth is very important.
This term is also equivalent to deciduous tooth, commonly used to describe the set of teeth in young children that will eventually be replaced.
Generated collocations (experimental)
rǔ yá乳牙fā yù发育development of deciduous teethrǔ yá乳牙shuā yá刷牙brushing baby teethrǔ yá乳牙tì huàn替换replacement of milk teethrǔ yá乳牙tuō luò脱落loss of deciduous teethrǔ yá乳牙jiàn kāng健康health of baby teethrǔ yá乳牙hù lǐ护理care for milk teethrǔ yá乳牙jiǎn chá检查check-up of deciduous teethrǔ yá乳牙méng萌chū出eruption of baby teethrǔ yá乳牙jiē duàn阶段deciduous tooth stagerǔ yá乳牙chǐ齿kē科pediatric dentistry