This document discusses various topics related to teeth, including their structure, growth, function, and care. It provides information on tooth development stages, eruption times, and the roles of different types of teeth. It also covers causes of tooth decay, symptoms, and treatment options. Additionally, it offers tips for proper brushing and flossing techniques to maintain good oral hygiene.

1. CONTENT :
1. TAKING CARE OF TEETH
2. LIFE HISTORY OF TEETH
3. TEETH FUNCTION
4. TOOTH GROWTH AND ERUPTION
5. TEETH STRUCTURE
6. TOOTH DECAY SYMPTOM AND TREATMENT OF
TOOTH DECAY
7. TIPS ON HOW TO TAKE CARE OF OUR TEETH
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2. TEETH ?
• Hard bonelike structures in the jaws of vertebrates; used for biting and
chewing or for attack and defense .
• The kind of number and arrangement of teeth (collectively) in a person or
animal.
DENTISTRY ?
• A branch of medicine that involves diagnosis, prevention and treatment
of any disease concern about teeth oral cavity and associated structures.

3. Malocclusion, Disuse Theory and the Begg Hypothesis
The essence of Weston Price findings is this: The incidence of malocclusion
amongst aboriginal peoples increased after contact with commercial societies and
adoption of a contemporary diet.
He found that in precontact aboriginal societies that virtually all individuals show a
nearly ideal occlusion. Price attributed malocclusion to a change in diet.
His theory can be stated as follows: Malocclusion results from the lack of chewing
stress with modern processed foods; results in less jaw growth and more
malocclusion.
In a series of animal experiments with rats and Old World monkeys : Corrucini
LIFE HISTORY OF TEETH

4. Theories of Tooth Eruption
Butler's Field Theory (Concept of the Morphogenetic Field)
LIFE HISTORY OF TEETH
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5. Traces of Dental
Evolutionary History
LIFE HISTORY OF TEETH
Picture of differences
between crocodile
and human teeth.
Reptalia (crocodile)
Mammal (human)
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6. An increase in adult height
An increase in adult weight
Earlier maturation in both
height and weight.
The age of menarche has
dropped by two years since
the year 1800.
THE SECULAR GROWTH TREND (ALSO KNOWN
AS THE GENERATIONAL GROWTH TREND
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7. TEETH FUNCTION
 The Paramasticatory
Functions of Teeth
 Age and Aging of Teeth
In the daily practice of dentistry, we
recognize the principle functions of
teeth as mastication, esthetics, and
speech.
We also use teeth for purposes
beyond their conventional role in our
lives.
Such functions might best be
described as the use of teeth as tools.
You have done it when you have
opened a restaurant package of
crackers or nipped off a piece of thread
when sewing a button.

8. TEETH FUNCTION
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9. TEETH FUNCTION
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10. TOOTH GROWTH
Types Age at growth
Primary teeth:
1st Incisor
2nd Incisor
Canine
1st Molar
2nd Molar
6 months - 7 months
7 months - 9 months
16 months - 18 months
12 months - 14 months
20 months - 24 months
Permanent teeth:
1st Incisor
2nd Incisor
Canine
1st Molar
2nd Molar
3rd Molar
6 years - 8 years
7 years - 9 years
9 years - 12 years
6 years - 7 years
11 years - 13 years
17 years - 21 years
Baby’s first tooth

11. TOOTH ERUPTION
Types Age at eruption
Primary teeth:
1st Incisor
2nd Incisor
Canine
1st Molar
2nd Molar
5 months - 12 months
10 months - 12 months
16 months - 20 months
10 months -16 months
20 months- 30 months
Permanent teeth:
1st Incisor
Bicuspids
Canine
1st Molar
2nd Molar
3rd Molar
6 years - 8 years
9 years - 12 years
10 years - 13 years
5 years - 7 years
11 years - 13 years
17 years - 25 years
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12. TEETH STRUCTURE Primary
teeth

13. TEETH STRUCTURE Permanent
teeth

14. TOOTH FUNCTION
Types Function
1. Incisor Incisor is a tooth that has a root which
is used to cut and cut off food or other
objects.
2. Canine Canines are the teeth that have a root
and has the function to rip the food or
other objects.
3. Minor Wisdom Teeth Graham tiny teeth are teeth that had
two roots are useful / used to grind and
chew food or other objects.
4. Molar Molar tooth is a tooth that has three
roots which have a function for crushing
and chewing food or other objects

15. TOOTH DECAY SYMPTOM
1. TOOTH SENSITIVITY
a) DEFINITION
The tooth pair or pain caused by exposure dentin layer
(layer of the tooth) or gum decreased recession.
Tooth pain can occurred when:
I. Eating food or drinking hot or cold drinks.
II. Tooth contact such as breathing air sample through the mouth.
b) TOOTH SENSITIVITY FACTOR
I. Technique of brushing teeth.
II. Too frequent brushing teeth.
III. Drink or carbonated soft drink excessive.
c) WAYS TO PREVENT TOOTH SENSITIVITY
I. Use a tooth brush with soft fur and a special toothpaste for teeth sensitivity.
II. Brush your teeth gently.

16. TOOTH DECAY SYMPTOM
2. TOOTHACHE
a) DEFINITION
Toothache is pain in or around the teeth.
it has a always been a the main causes people
to dental clinic especially for those who ignore oral
hygiene.
b) TOOTH ACHE FACTOR
I. Tooth decay(dental caries)
II. Gum disease(disease periodontal)
III. Synus blockage
c) WAYS TO REDUCE TOOTHACHE
I. Make a treatment from dentist.
II. Taking pain killer.
III. Mouth wash or gargle, use floss to remove food residue in blend into the teeth.
d) WAYS TO PREVENT TOOTHACHE
I. Practice good oral health care.
II. Get regular dentist
III. Reduce the number and frequency of intake of foods or beverages high sugar between meals.

17. TOOTH DECAY SYMPTOM
3. PERFORATED TEETH
4. EASY FOOD TRAPPED IN OR BLEND INTO
THE TEETH
5. TASTE OR SMELL LESS IN THE MOUTH

18. FACTOR OF TOOTH DECAY
 Make a wrong choice for tooth product.
 Lack of dental examination.
 Smoking.
 Drinking hot and cold water.
 Ignore about the self cleaning.
 Due of age and genetic factors.

19. TREATMENT FOR TOOTH DECAY
1. Treatment of damaged
teeth:
 Patch
 Root canal treatment
( endodontic treatment)
 Corona(crown)
 Draw

20. 2. Tooth decay can be proven if you:
 Reduce the frequency of eating or drinking sweet between
meals.
 Brushing with toothpaste containing fluoride.
 Get regular dental examination:
 consult your dentist about preventive methods,
such as varnish fluoride and a gargling.
TREATMENT FOR TOOTH DECAY

21. TIPS ON HOW TO TAKE
CARE OF OUR TEETH

22. BRUSHING
a) Brush at least twice a day
b) Brush no more than 3 times a day
c) Brush lightly
d) Brush for at least two minutes
e) Have a standard routine for brushing
f) Always use a toothbrush with "soft" or "extra soft" bristles
g) Change your toothbrush regularly
h) Choose a brush that has a seal of approval by the American
Dental Association
i) Electric is fine, but not always necessary

23. BRUSHING TECHNIQUE
a) Brush at least twice a day
b) Brush no more than 3 times a day
c) Brush lightly
d) Brush for at least two minutes
e) Have a standard routine for brushing
f) Always use a toothbrush with "soft" or "extra soft" bristles
g) Change your toothbrush regularly
h) Choose a brush that has a seal of approval by the
American Dental Association
i) Electric is fine, but not always necessary

24.  Tilt the brush at a 45° angle against the
gum line and sweep or roll the brush
away from the gum line.
 Gently brush the outside, inside and
chewing surface of each tooth using
short back-and-forth strokes.
 Gently brush your tongue to remove
bacteria and freshen breath
BRUSHING TECHNIQUE

25. HOW TO BRUSH YOUR TEETH?
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26. a) Floss once a day
b) Take your time
c) Choose your own time
d) Don't skimp on the floss
e) Choose the type that works
best for you
FLOSSING

27.  Use about 18 inches of floss,
leaving an inch or two to work
with.
 Gently follow the curves of your
teeth.
 Be sure to clean beneath the
gum line, but avoid snapping the
floss on the gums.
FLOOSING TECHNIQUE

28. HOW TO FLOSS YOUR TEETH?
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29. a) Interdentally Cleaners
b) Oral Irrigators
c) Interdentally Tip
d) Mouthwashes And Rinses
OTHER WAYS TO CLEAN
BETWEEN THE TEETH

30. Thank you

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