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A person is said to be edentulous when all the natural teeth are are lost and no teeth remain. is true are false

A person is said to be edentulous when all the natural teeth are are lost and no teeth remain. is true are false
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a person is said to be edentulous when all the natural teeth are are lost and no teeth remain. is true are false

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True, because the meaning of edentulous is lacking teeth

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True, because the meaning of edentulous is lacking teeth
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