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What is the difference between "artifcial teeth" and "false teeth"?
21 nov. 2014 06:58
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"False teeth" is used when we are talking about a partial or full set of dentures, which are removed at night. Nobody uses the term "artificial teeth" to refer to removable dentures. "Artificial teeth" would be used to refer to a manufactured tooth or teeth that are permanently implanted in the jaw bone, although usually, these are simply called "implants" (can be singular or plural).
21 november 2014
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They are the same thing, and are also known as "dentures."
false teeth
Definitions
plural noun
a denture, esp a removable complete set of artificial teeth for one or both jaws
http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/false-teeth
21 november 2014
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