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Liquids Affects Teeth
In this experiment I will be testing how certain liquids affect teeth, because eggs have a similar chemical makeup to teeth, I will be using them to demonstrate how teeth would react to these liquids. The enamel is the part of the tooth that you see, it covers the anatomical crowning and the nerve(s). The anatomical crown is the part of the tooth below the CEJ it's the white part of the tooth that you see. The cementoenamel junction also known as CEJ is the part of the where the tooth ends and the root starts.

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