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Describe the EATIOLOGY of dental caries!? |
Hi Guys and Gals. Hope this helps: Do you mean "etiology" or literally "eatiology". Silly! u r dim. If you use the title "The Eatiology of Dental Caries," I think it would be hilarious. If this was THE assigned title, as suggested by your CAPS, then it would mean that your essay should relate dental caries (cavities) to the food you EAT. Of course, you will talk about sugar intake, "hidden sugars" in foods, frequency of sugar intake, etc. |
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