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Permanent upper first molar tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the maxillary first molar tooth in buccal, proximal, lingual Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent lower first molar tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the mandibular first molar tooth in buccal, proximal, lingual Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent lower second molar tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the mandibular second molar tooth in buccal, proximal, lingu Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent upper central incisor tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the maxillary central incisor tooth in buccal, proximal, Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent lower canine tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the mandibular canine tooth in buccal, proximal, lingual and occlu Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dental Molar Tooth Smile Royalty Free Stock Photo
Decayed Molar Tooth Royalty Free Stock Photo
Molar tooth
Permanent upper canine tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the maxillary canine tooth in buccal, proximal, lingual and occlus Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent lower second premolar tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the mandibular second premolar tooth in buccal, proximal, Royalty Free Stock Photo
Smiling molar tooth Royalty Free Stock Photo
Molar teeth isolated on black Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent lower lateral incisor tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the mandibular lateral incisor tooth in buccal, proximal, Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent upper first premolar tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the maxillary first premolar tooth in buccal, proximal, li Royalty Free Stock Photo
Permanent lower first premolar tooth. 3D illustration of the anatomy of the mandibular first premolar tooth in buccal, proximal, l Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rabbit molar tooth showing from left to right: alveolar bone, ameloblasts, enamel void region (that appears empty because it is totally dissolved during tissue processing) dentin, predentin, odontoblast row and dental pulp. Rabbit teeth grow continuously throughout life. This is why ameloblasts can be seen in an adult tooth

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