The tooth type that is not part of a deciduous set of teeth is:
A) incisors.
B) canines (cuspids).
C) second molars.
D) premolars (bicuspids).

Name: The tooth type that is not part of a deciduous set of teeth is: A) incisors. B) canines (cuspids). C) second molars. D) premolars (bicuspids).
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Premolars (bicuspids) are not part of the deciduous (baby) teeth set. Children have a set of 20 deciduous teeth that do not include premolars; these teeth emerge during the permanent dentition phase.

The Tooth Type That Is Not Part of a Deciduous