Deciduous Dentition Development Quiz

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At what age do the first teeth in the primary dentition begin to appear?

  • At about 3 years postnatal
  • At about 6 weeks prenatal
  • At about 9 months prenatal
  • At about 12 months postnatal (correct)

When does the primary dentition become complete postnatally?

  • At about 12 months postnatal
  • At about 6 weeks prenatal
  • At about 9 months prenatal
  • At about 3 years of age (correct)

What causes loss from the dental caries or trauma in the primary dentition?

  • Inadequate calcium intake
  • Genetic factors
  • Natural shedding
  • Poor oral hygiene (correct)

When does the primary dentition typically remain intact, barring loss from dental caries or trauma?

<p>Until about 3 years of age (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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