dog teeth
Canines, anatomically speaking
Dog teeth are the pointed canine teeth in humans, located between the incisors and premolars.
The term references their resemblance to the prominent fangs of dogs.
In architecture, dog teeth refers to a decorative molding of small pyramidal shapes, common in medieval English buildings: The Norman arch featured ornate dog teeth carving.
- chewGrind with teeth
- chew toyPet's gnawing plaything
- bitePierce with teeth
- incisorCutting tooth in front
- canineOf or like dogs
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- teethincisors, incisor, canine, canines, molar
- manual transmissionclutch, gearbox, shift, shifter, gear stick
- sharp teethfangs, canines, vampire fangs, cuspids, serrations
- primitive moneycowrie shells, cowries, wampum, cacao beans, cocoa beans
tooth type by function and position
dog teethmolars
Rear crushing teeth
back teeth · grinding teeth · premolars · bicuspids · wisdom teeth
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