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Baby teeth are much smaller and whiter than permanent teeth. They also have thinner enamel making them more susceptible to decay and the dental pulp chambers (nerves) of baby teeth are much larger in comparison to permanent teeth.
What are the differences in the anatomy of baby teeth vs. permanent teeth?