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Words from the latin root dens?

Here are some words from the Latin root "dens", meaning "tooth":

Directly related:

* Dental: Relating to teeth.

* Dentist: A doctor who specializes in the care of teeth.

* Denture: A set of artificial teeth.

* Dentition: The arrangement and character of teeth.

* Interdental: Located between teeth.

* Dentine: The hard substance that forms the bulk of a tooth.

* Incisor: A front tooth that cuts food.

* Molar: A tooth at the back of the mouth used for grinding food.

* Canine: A pointed tooth located next to the incisors.

Indirectly related:

* Indentation: A small hollow or depression.

* Indent: To make a notch or hollow in something.

* Dense: Packed tightly together; thick.

* Density: The degree of compactness of a substance.

These are just a few examples. There are many other words related to "dens" that you can find in the dictionary.

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