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wenmo

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What is the telltale sign of periodontal disease?
 a. crooked teeth
 b. a cavity
 c. plaque
 d. tar
 e. bleeding gums

Question 2

Which food is a good source of calcium?
 a. poultry
 b. cranberry juice
 c. whole-grain bread
  d. cauliflower
 e. yogurt



blakcmamba

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

e



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