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There are four main types of teeth - incisors, canines, premolars, and molars - each with a different function. Incisors cut and bite food, canines hold and tear food, premolars crush and grind soft food, and molars chew and grind hard food. Different animals have different teeth depending on whether they are herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores, with herbivores having teeth adapted for grinding plants and carnivores having teeth for tearing meat.
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There are four main types of teeth that each have a specific purpose. Incisors are flat and sharp for cutting food. Canines are pointed for tearing food. Premolars are bigger and have ridges for crushing and grinding food. Molars are the strongest teeth and have many ridges for grinding food until it is ready to be swallowed, with the tongue pushing it to the back of the mouth. Wisdom teeth grow in later for chewing tough plants. The different shapes of teeth allow them to perform specialized functions in chewing different types of foods.
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Teeth have three main functions: making our smile attractive, helping us digest food by chewing, and allowing clear speech. Teeth come in different shapes suited to their jobs in chewing - incisors cut, canines tear, premolars crush and grind, and molars grind food. Without proper care, plaque and tartar can form and lead to cavities and gum disease as bacteria in the mouth produce acid. Cavities are treated by removing decay and filling in the hole. Maintaining good oral hygiene through brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups helps keep teeth healthy.
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Teeth
- 2. Teeth • There are 4 different types of tooth -incisors -canines -premolars -molars • These different teeth have different jobs!
- 3. Incisors • These are cutting teeth used for cutting and biting off pieces of food
- 4. Canines • These are long and sharp teeth that are used to hold and tear at food
- 5. Premolars • These teeth are used to crush and grind soft food
- 6. Molars • These teeth are used for chewing and grinding hard food
- 7. Teeth and Animals! • Different animals have different sets of teeth depending on the type of food that they eat • Revise the words: -herbivore -omnivore -carnivore
- 8. Think…. • Do you think a herbivore will a different set of teeth compared to a carnivore? • Why? • What types of teeth does an ominovore have?
- 9. What kind of teeth does a sheep have?
- 11. What kind of teeth does a lion have?
- 13. What kind of teeth do we have?
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