Kinds of teeth

Answer 1

The adult human teeth show a morphology mainly differentiated by the shape of their upper surface (crown) and the number of the tooth roots. Individual tooth morphology is associated with the purpose of each tooth type (cutting, shredding or grinding the food).

Answer 2

Humans have Omnivorous set of teeth

If you observe the teeth of herbivorous animals like the cow, goat and sheep,

you will find something strikingly similar in all of them. All these animals have

a set of flat teeth i.e. suited for herbivorous diet. If you observe the set of teeth of the carnivorous animals like the lion, tiger, or leopard, they all have a set of pointed teeth i.e. suited for a carnivorous diet. If you analyze the set of teeth of humans, you find that they have flat teeth as well as pointed teeth. Thus they have teeth suited for both herbivorous as well as carnivorous food i.e. they are omnivorous.

Answer 3

The kinds of teeth are the incisors (your front teeth) next are the canines (the sharp teeth) then your pre-molars and molars ( the ones all the way to the back, they could be called cheek teeth since they are at your cheeks) and maybe your wisdom tooth (not everybody has wisdom teeth) By the way, whenever you get pain all the way to the back of your mouth it means your wisdom tooth is trying to grow but it can't since it doesn't have enough space in your mouth.

Answer 4

Incisors

Canines

Premolars

Molars

Answer 5

the kinds of teeth are the front teeth, (first two top and bottom) the canine teeth, the pointy teeth) and the grinders (back teeth).

Answer 6

flat teeth to grind and sharp teeth to chew the meat

Answer 7

The sharp teeth in humans are called incisors. They are at the front of the upper and lower jaws.

For further information on human teeth, see the link below.

Answer 8

Molars, canines, incisors, and premolars

Answer 9

Incisors