Drag and Drop 1 Gum (gingiva) 2 Nerve 3 Crown 4 Bone of jaw 5 Neck or cervix 6 Periodontal membrane Root canal 8 Dentin 9 Cementum 10 Root 11 Enamel 12 Apical foramen 13 Pulp cavity

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