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baby teeth
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Eastern countries
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Some families keep the baby teeth and bury them to ensure that the child's permanent teeth grow in strong and healthy.
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2
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go to dentist
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Eastern countries
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Visiting the dentist is often associated with addressing specific dental issues rather than for routine check-ups.
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3
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nail and toothpick usage
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Eastern culture
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Using toothpicks openly may be considered impolite, but using them discreetly or nail picks is acceptable
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4
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tooth
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Eastern countries
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Using toothpicks after meals is a common hygiene practice to remove food particles.
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5
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tooth fairy
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Eastern countries
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The concept of the tooth fairy is not a common cultural tradition, and lost teeth are typically disposed of without any special rituals or beliefs.
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1
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6
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wisdom teeth
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Eastern countries
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Wisdom teeth are considered a symbol of growing maturity and are sometimes associated with the acquisition of wisdom and knowledge.
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7
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wisdom teeth
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Eastern countries
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Wisdom teeth are typically not removed unless causing significant issues, as they are considered a natural part of dental development
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