Each of the following is true of deciduous teeth as compared with permanent teeth EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?
A) Deciduous teeth are generally lighter in color.
B) Dentin is thinner.
C) Pulp horns extend higher occlusally.
D) There is a pronounced cervical ridge.
E) Enamel is thicker and more protective.

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Enamel is much thinner,therefore less protective,in primary teeth than in permanent.Deciduous teeth,generally lighter in color,usually appear white with a bluish cast.Dentin,which makes up the body of the tooth,is thinner in deciduous teeth.Pulp horns extend quite high occlusally,placing them much closer to enamel than the pulp horns in permanent teeth.

Each of the Following Is True of Deciduous Teeth as Compared