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    Teeth Science Year 3 (Milk and Permanent) Activity

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    This document compares milk teeth and permanent teeth. Both sets have 20 teeth total made up of 8 incisors, 4 canines, and either 8 or 20 molars. The main differences are that milk teeth are smaller, weaker, and have a thinner enamel layer. They start growing at 6 months and are fully grown by age 3. Permanent teeth are larger, stronger, and have a thicker enamel layer. They start growing at age 6 and are fully grown by age 21.

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    Teeth Science Year 3 (Milk and Permanent) Activity

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    This document compares milk teeth and permanent teeth. Both sets have 20 teeth total made up of 8 incisors, 4 canines, and either 8 or 20 molars. The main differences are that milk teeth are smaller, weaker, and have a thinner enamel layer. They start growing at 6 months and are fully grown by age 3. Permanent teeth are larger, stronger, and have a thicker enamel layer. They start growing at age 6 and are fully grown by age 21.

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    This document compares milk teeth and permanent teeth. Both sets have 20 teeth total made up of 8 incisors, 4 canines, and either 8 or 20 molars. The main differences are that milk teeth are smaller, weaker, and have a thinner enamel layer. They start growing at 6 months and are fully grown by age 3. Permanent teeth are larger, stronger, and have a thicker enamel layer. They start growing at age 6 and are fully grown by age 21.

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    Teeth Science Year 3 (Milk and Permanent) Activity

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    Vaishnavi Krishnan
    This document compares milk teeth and permanent teeth. Both sets have 20 teeth total made up of 8 incisors, 4 canines, and either 8 or 20 molars. The main differences are that milk teeth are smaller, weaker, and have a thinner enamel layer. They start growing at 6 months and are fully grown by age 3. Permanent teeth are larger, stronger, and have a thicker enamel layer. They start growing at age 6 and are fully grown by age 21.

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    SCIENCE YEAR 3

    MILK TEETH
    AND
    PERMANENT TEETH
    DR.BINOCS
    Milk Teeth Set and Permanent Teeth Set

    Milk Teeth Set Permanent teeth Teeth Set

    There are 20 teeth, which are: There are 20 teeth, which are:
     8 incisors  8 incisors
     4 canines  4 canines
     8 molars  20 molars

    Thin layer of enamel and Thick layer of enamel and


    dentine. dentine.
    Teeth are smaller and not Teeth are bigger and
    strong. stronger.
    Milk teeth start to grow at 6 Permanent teeth start to grow
    months old and are complete at 6 years old and are
    at 3 years old. complete at 21 years old.
    Both sets have the same types of teeth, which are incisors, canines
    and molars
    Milk Teeth Set and Permanent Teeth Set

    Similarities

    Differences

    There are 20 teeth, which are:


    Both sets have the same types of teeth, which are incisors, canines and
     8 incisors
    molars
     4 canines Permanent teeth start to grow at 6 years old
     20 molars and are complete at 21 years old.
    Milk Teeth Set
    Thick layer of enamel and There are 20 teeth, which are:
    dentine. Milk teeth start to grow at 6  8 incisors
    months old and are complete  4 canines
    Thin layer of enamel and at 3 years old.  8 molars
    dentine.
    Teeth are bigger and Teeth are smaller and not
    Permanent teeth Teeth Set stronger. strong.
    Milk Teeth Set and Permanent Teeth Set
    GROUP ACTIVITY

    Teeth are There are 20 teeth, which are:


    smaller and  8 incisors
    not  4 canines
    strong.  8 molars

    There are 20 teeth, which are:


     8 incisors
     4 canines
     20 molars Thin layer of
    enamel and
    dentine.
    Both sets have the same types of teeth,
    which are incisors, canines and molars
    Teeth are Thick layer of
    Milk Teeth Set bigger and enamel and
    stronger. dentine.
    Permanent teeth start to
    Milk teeth start to grow at 6
    grow at 6 years old and
    months old and are complete
    are complete at 21 years
    at 3 years old.
    old.

    Permanent teeth Teeth Set


    TEETH SONG
    Name :______________
    Milk Teeth Set and Permanent Teet Set (Remedial)

    Similarities

    Differences

    There are 20 teeth, which are:


    Both sets have the same types of teeth, which are incisors, canines and
     8 incisors
    molars
     4 canines Permanent teeth start to grow at 6 years old
     20 molars and are complete at 21 years old.
    Milk Teeth Set
    Thick layer of enamel and There are 20 teeth, which are:
    dentine. Milk teeth start to grow at 6  8 incisors
    months old and are complete  4 canines
    Thin layer of enamel and at 3 years old.  8 molars
    dentine.
    Teeth are bigger and Teeth are smaller and not
    Permanent teeth Teeth Set stronger. strong.
    Name :______________
    Milk Teeth Set and Permanent Teet Set (Enrichment)

    Similarities

    Differences
    Set Induction

    Student

    Teacher

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