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01-Apr-2007, 01:34
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 oral cavity I'm not sure here if an oral cavity refers to an oral canker or tooth cavity. Please throw some light. Thanks. |
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01-Apr-2007, 01:48
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 Re: oral cavity My guess would be a tooth cavity. But I could be wrong.  |
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01-Apr-2007, 02:05
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| Re: oral cavity According to my text translation, you're right, but how did you conclude that? Thanks, Ronbee. |
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01-Apr-2007, 03:11
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| Re: oral cavity Well, oral refers to the mouth, and the only oral cavities I know about involve the teeth.  |
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