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The young permanent dentition , or mixed dentition , extends from the time that
the first baby tooth is lost ( around age 6 ) until the last baby tooth exfoliates (
around age 12 ) . 191 Etiology / Epidemiology : Injuries to the teeth of a young
child ...
The young permanent dentition , or mixed dentition , extends from the time that
the first baby tooth is lost ( around age 6 ) until the last baby tooth exfoliates (
around age 12 ) . 191 Etiology / Epidemiology : Injuries to the teeth of a young
child ...
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211 Problems of alignment ( irregularity and crowding of teeth ) are particularly
controversial . ... between early intervention in the primary or mixed dentition (
ages 4-10 ) and later treatment in the permanent dentition ; i.e. , age 12 and over
.
211 Problems of alignment ( irregularity and crowding of teeth ) are particularly
controversial . ... between early intervention in the primary or mixed dentition (
ages 4-10 ) and later treatment in the permanent dentition ; i.e. , age 12 and over
.
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Managing traumatic injuries in the young permanent dentition . In : Pinkham JR ,
Casamassimo PS , Fields HW , McTigue DJ , Nowak AJ . Eds . Pediatric dentistry
; infancy through adolescence . Philadelphia : Saunders ; pp . 409-418 , 1988 .
Managing traumatic injuries in the young permanent dentition . In : Pinkham JR ,
Casamassimo PS , Fields HW , McTigue DJ , Nowak AJ . Eds . Pediatric dentistry
; infancy through adolescence . Philadelphia : Saunders ; pp . 409-418 , 1988 .
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