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Dentition

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Canines Single, pointed cusp and a single root. They have the longest root of any tooth. Primary function is to tear food, mainly meat.
Incisors Front teeth present in most mammals. Single root and a sharp lateral edge. Primary function is to cut food.
Molars Broader and flatter surfaces with 4-5 cusps and multiple roots. Designed to Grind food.
Dental pad ‘browsing pad’ is a feature of ruminant dental anatomy. They have a lack of upper incisors so they can gather large quantities of grass and other plant matter.
Diastema The gaps between rows of teeth.
Crown Visible part of the tooth, above the gum
Neck of the tooth Area between the crown and the root
Root Area below the gum line
Enamel Covers the crown to protect the inner layers of teeth from being damaged by dietary acids
Pulp Tissue inside the root canal which consists of blood vessels, connective tissue and large nerves
Dentine Inner material of the tooth which provides support to he enamel to prevent fractures
Cement Binds teeth to the jaw
Tusks Elongated, continuously growing front teeth that protrude well beyond the mouth of certain mammal species
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