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primary dentition

/ˈpraɪməri dɛnˈtɪʃən/

Traduction: La première dentition qui se développe chez l'humain et les autres mammifères, communément appelée dents de lait ou dents temporaires, et qui est finalement remplacée par la dentition permanente.

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  • frLa première dentition qui se développe chez l'humain et les autres mammifères, communément appelée dents de lait ou dents temporaires, et qui est finalement remplacée par la dentition permanente.

The first set of teeth that develop in humans and other mammals, commonly known as baby teeth or deciduous teeth, which are eventually replaced by permanent teeth.

  1. Baby teethB2formal

    The first set of teeth in humans and other mammals, which typically emerge during infancy and are later replaced by permanent teeth.

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    • Primary dentition usually begins to appear around six months of age.
    • The dentist examined the child's primary dentition for cavities.
    • By age three, most children have a full set of primary dentition.