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Teeth formed only once during lifetime in humans

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Incisors

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Canines

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C

Premolars

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D

Molars

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Solution

The correct option is C
Premolars

Milk teeth or deciduous teeth do not have premolars; only permanent teeth have premolars. Incisors, canines and molars appear twice - once in the milk set and then in the permanent set.

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