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Krista Brady
22 July, 23:07
Teeth cause
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Helen Forbes
22 July, 23:35
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Answer: yes
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Leslie Wheeler
23 July, 02:58
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The teeth is mainly involved in mechanical digestion such as cutting, churning and chewing of food. It also involves the presence of enzymes in the saliva which is amylase to dissolve starches and also aids digestion.
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