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What is the Latin root for tooth?

The Latin root for tooth is "dent-," which means "tooth."

This root appears in many English words related to teeth, such as:

* Dental: Relating to teeth or dentistry.

* Dentist: A person who cares for teeth.

* Dentifrice: A toothpaste.

* Denture: A set of artificial teeth.

* Indent: To make a small hollow or notch, like a tooth mark.

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