where does the tooth fairy put our teeth?
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She donates it to dentist for recyling and then gets paid twenty percent more than the amount she gives you
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Almost all mammals have two sets of teeth (this is called diphyodonty). One of the hypothesis to explain the existance of these two dental generations is related to the way our teeth work.\nThe teeth of adult mammals occlude (=come together) in very precise patterns that are related to the type of food and the way this food is chewed, and are very important for feeding efficiency. If the definitive teeth were to erupt in a young individual that is still growing, the growth of the skull and jaw bone could make the upper and lower teeth lose their occlusion, with negative consequences.\nSo the hypothesis proposes that the first generation or milk teeth appear during the first years (in humans, much earlier in other mammals), when the young one is feeding on breast milk, and then it is not so important that they become separated when the child keeps growing. \nOnly then they're replaced by the definitive ones. And remember, only incisors, canines and premolars have two generations. The molars (the most important for mastication) only erupt once, and they do so later, when the person is much more grown. In fact, the last molars or "wisdom teeth" sometimes do not erupt at all in humans.\n\nMore about mammalian teeth, jaws, and milk, at the Animal Diversity Web:\nhttp://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/topics/mammal_anatomy/tooth_replacement.html
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The teeth are rotting at the same rate their brain is.  The great thing about it is they do not care.  \n\nI love my teeth, my parents spent a great deal of money on them when money was not flowing (my parents became wealthy after I was 12).  My mother brushed every tooth since my first.  I took fluoride as we were on well water.  My teeth are more valuable to me than any gem.  BUT if I were to be a crack smoker, my brain would be stupid and I would stop caring that crack ruins the teeth and then I would die anyway.  \n\nThe real scientific reason, not sure, but you know I will be looking it up now, as you sparked my mind!!!\n\nTake care.
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are you with Benny Hinn? \nGod does miracles to bring faith to unbelievers.\nBenny Hinn is into self exhaltation. This sounds like your pastor.\nGod's miracles are for purposes of help. Why would a gold tooth appear instead of a regular tooth? If the tooth appeared that was enough, huh? God didnt have to differentiate that He put the tooth there by it being gold over someone else miraculously putting it there as just, you know, a regular ol tooth. And since God made teeth to begin with, I'm sure He's happy with His original model.\n\nPlease...when people are stressed they turn to God...when they're stressed they cant eat or sleep huh? Lack of sleep, dehydration, these can cause the "visions" that end them up in the psyche unit. My God is not a circus act.\nYes, He is real. Yes, anyone can know Him personally. But please...was this a sales job for God? And anyway, why DOES everyone think Christianity is fake...as you say?\nWhoever your pastor is...you better start taking notes and look up the scriptures he gives you in services. Pastors are mighty responsible to God, their job is not amusing and they have to answer to Him. And who in this world, in their right mind, would want to COME BACK from Heaven? And WHY?\nWow.
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No. Just your liver and brain cells. Nothing so notably important as your teeth, thank god.
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Yes, they are good.  They are placed in virgin teeth.. virgin meaning there is no decay in the tooth and the tooth has no filling.  They should be placed on the child's permanent molars as soon as they erupt and even though most insurance companies do not pay for it, I recommend they be placed on the bicuspids as well when they erupt.  They do help prevent cavities as they 'seal' the pits and fissures (grooves) in the back teeth.  It's not uncommon for children to have the sealants pop off if they are prone to crunching a lot of ice or similar items.... so those types of things should be avoided.
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the male will have larger more square (ish) teeth. the female will have slightly smaller teeth with more rounded edges, just like the ones god gave us.
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I AM THE TOOTH FAIRY.\nNo quarters for you. :)
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They have open-rooted hypsodont molars.\n\nHere are some pictures of vole molars courtesy of the University of Michigan's Animal Diversity Web site:\n\nhttp://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/specimens/Microtus.html
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In the skull below (infra) your temple. Between your ear, cheekbone and wisdom tooth (on the outside).\n\nSee figure 4 below.
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If its an upper tooth,its most likely your maxillary sinus since the roots of our upper teeth often sit right at the maxillary sinus.Even allergies can make your teeth hurt because allergies can cause sinusitis and fluid levels in your sinuses
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inside the mouth...usually in the gums closest to the tooth being filled
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Your dentist should def. be able to tell the difference between a primary tooth and an adult tooth.  Depending on where it is located and what size it is in comparison to the other teeth.  Some people do not get a permanent tooth in one or more places, thus the baby tooth stays present in the mouth as there is not another tooth under it pushing it out.  The roots on baby teeth resorb so they can get ready to become loose and come out to make way for the adult teeth.  Even though there is not a root present the tooth can still remain in the mouth for several years, sometimes a lifetime if you are careful.  I have seen grown men with a primary tooth still in their mouth.  Maxillary perm molars (upper, back teeth) have three roots, and mandibular perm molars (lower back teeth) have two roots.  Depending on where this tooth is should tell your dentist if it is a primary or permanent tooth.  Some people do have their permanent tooth roots resorb for some reason, in this case if the tooth becomes loose then they would have to have an implant.  I know of a case where this happened to a lady in the dental field, she has excellent home care, it just so happened that a back molar root resporbed leaving the tooth loose, so she had an implant placed.  I am sure there is a way for your dentist to find out one way or another what is going on in your mouth.  Insurance companies can be very picky so don't give up, keep trying.
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put the fairy at the bottom of the garden and the fish in a bowl....\n\nor leave them the time to worry when one wants to act like a hooker and one a bank robber
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Some people are just born without them... my mother was born with wisdom teeth on the top, but not on the bottom.  A friend of mine was born with none at all.  You must just be a biological anomaly.  Congratulations.
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The "strength" of the tooth depends on the microstructure of the enamel (the outer layer, which is the hardest tissue in the animal body). The structure of enamel varies among mammal groups, and some of the strongest and most resistant types are found in rodent incisors and molars (they have intercrossed layers of enamel crystals that provide high resistance).\nHere's a discussion about rodents' biting force:\nhttp://pctonline.com/articles/printer.asp?ID=2271&IssueID=197&Source=back&AdID=221
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Wisdom teeth are an evolutionary left over from when we evolved from Apes.  OUr diets were more fibrous and our jaws were longer.  We have since lost our tough diets and stopped evolving due to modern day diets our jaws grow less.\n\nIf you are a strict creationist.  ?????. . . Wisdom teeth are a spiritual challenge to your faith,  placed there by GOD.  For some unknown to us reason.