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The tissue surrounding a tooth that holds it in place and protects its roots from decay is the ___? A. gingiva B. enamel C. crown D. pulp

The tissue surrounding a tooth that holds it in place and protects its roots from decay is the ___? A. gingiva B. enamel C. crown D. pulp
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The tissue surrounding a tooth that holds it in place and protects its roots from decay is the ___?

A. gingiva
B. enamel
C. crown
D. pulp

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User IndusBull
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b. enamel i think
don't be mad if it is wrong

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User Armando Perez
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I think b or c maybe
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User Akatran
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