They are not necessarily significant of any diathesis. deciduous teeth
Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
Teeth which are shed, especially those of the first dentition, dentinal teeth. Teeth, such as those in man and most vertebrates, in which the main part is composed of dentin; distinguished from toothlike structures composed mostly of a horny substance. eighteen-year molar t. The molar (or wisdom) t. which makes its eruption between the seventeenth and the twenty-fifth years, eye teeth. The two upper canine teeth, front teeth. See incisor teeth, honeycombed teeth. Teeth in which there are circumscribed areas of decay and deficient dentin development, causing a honeycombed ap- Hutch in son,pearance. incisor Hutch in son's teeth. teeth. See The four median teeth of each jaw, having single roots and wide, thin, chisel like cutting edges, milk molar teeth. The molar teeth of the first dentition, milk teeth.
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