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Discover Ludwig"teeth decay" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of tooth decay or the state of having decaying teeth. You can use it whenever you are discussing dental health or describing the condition of someone's teeth. Example: "Poor oral hygiene can lead to teeth decay and other dental problems."
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Know that hamsters teeth are yellow, and it is reasonable, that is not fair is when his teeth decay and turn black.
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Asked what it was, he replied, "Tooth decay".
Tooth decay is one of the most widespread health problems and it is thought around a third of UK children aged 12 have visible tooth decay.
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