teethed
Cut first molars
Teethed is the past tense of teethe, meaning to grow teeth.
Infants teethe during their first years, a process often accompanied by discomfort, drooling, and irritability: The baby teethed on a cold washcloth.
The adjective teethed describes something equipped with teeth or tooth-like projections: a teethed gear, teethed leaves.
Violent sudden release
- gumsOral tissue surrounding teeth
- babyVery young child
- infantVery young child
- droolingSaliva spilling from mouth
fussy · teether · sore · swollen · primary · deciduous · emerging · cutting
eruption
Violent sudden release
drooling · fussy · teether · sore · swollen · primary · deciduous · emerging · cutting · pediatric
incisors
Front cutting teeth
wisdom · permanent · adult · enamel · jaw · dental · orthodontics · braces · calcification · jawbone
saw-toothed
Having zigzag notches
cog · sprocket · ridged · serration · edge · blade · pointed · rake · zipper
- baby teethChild's initial dentition
- brush your teethClean mouth with bristles
- wisdom teethFinal molars to erupt
- front teethAnterior biting teeth
- sharp teethPointed dental structures
- false teethArtificial replacement teeth