Does the primary human incisors have roots?

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generally, if a primary tooth exfoliates on its own (falls out) you will not see a root. the adult tooth pushes on the baby root, resorbing it, therefore allowing it to fall out. if a baby tooth is extracted, for whatever reason, you will often times be able to see the root (if it has not already been resorbed)

so to answer your question: primary teeth have roots, but when it falls out, the root will no longer be there

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If they didn't they would fall out whenever a kid got hit in the mouth.

yep. every tooth, be it primary or permanent has roots..the number varies though for each.
primary incisor has 1 root.

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