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Which of the teeth are aid in grinding food into smaller pieces?
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Is your teeth grinding food a mechanical or chemical change?
The teeth grinding is a mechanical change. The saliva mixing in with the food and starting the digestive process would be a chemical change.
What is the function of teeth in the digestive system?
The teeth chew food into smaller pieces.
What kind of digestion involves the teeth tearing or grinding food into smal pieces?
mechanical processing
How do the teeth help the digestive process?
your teeth chew the food into smaller pieces and then you can swallow =)
How is mechanical digestion is different than chemical digestion?
Chemical digestion uses enzymes and other chemicals to break the bonds in food. Mechanical digestion is basically the teeth grinding the food into physically smaller pieces.
Where is enzyme amalayse found in human body?
In the mouth, as your teeth are grinding and mashing your food into smaller, more manageable pieces, amalayse is mixed in with your saliva and is used to break down starches into sugars
Which of your teeth are used for grinding food?
Your molars are responsible for grinding food.
What are incisore teeth for?
Incisor teeth are designed for the job of tearing off pieces of food. (As opposed to grinding down food once it's been torn off and is in your mouth).
What digestive processes is NOT considered a chemical change?
breaking up and grinding food particles into small pieces using the teeth
How do you eat with your teeth?
Your teeth break down your food while u chew, into smaller pieces that are easier to swollow.
Which of the following digestive processes is NOT considered a chemical change?
breaking up and grinding food particles into small pieces using the teeth
How do dolphins' teeth help them to eat their food?
Dolphins have between 45 and 63 small, sharp teeth, which enable them to tear food into smaller pieces.
