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From the population of teeth we pick up two teeth “1” and “2” FROM AN SPECIFIC MOUTH and analyze how much these two teeth are alike each other.

Thereafter we pick up again two new teeth “3’ “ and “4’ “FROM ANOTHER SPECIFIC MOUTH and analyze how much these two teeth are alike each other.

Certainly (1=2) and (3=4) are more alike each other than (1=3) or (1=4) or (2=3) or (2=4).

Belonging to a NATURAL MOUTH may indeed influence tooth health.