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NEW B.ED COLLEGE NELLIMOODU 
NAME : STELLA 
REG.NO: 181/13376019 
OPTIONAL : NATURAL SCIENCE
WELCOME
TOPIC TEETH
TEETH 
The teeth have a very special role they cut and break the food into smallest bits. The small sized bits have a relatively larger surface for the enzymes to act on for better digestion.
An adult human normally has 32 teeth : 
These teeth are different in shape and perform different function. 
* Incisors 
* Canines 
* Premolars 
* Molars
•Incisors : Are the four front teeth in the center of each jaw. Their cutting edges are broad and sharp like a chisel. They are used for biting and cutting.
•Canines : Are one on either side of the incisors in each jaw. These are conical and sharply pointed for holding and tearing the food.
•Premolars : Are two on each side in each jaw next to the canines. Each premolars has two lill-like projections or cups on its surface, and hence known as bicuspid. Premolars help in grinding and crushing the food.
•Molars : Are the last three teeth on each side in each jaw. They have large surface than the premolars. They are principal grinders and crushers of food.
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  • 1. NEW B.ED COLLEGE NELLIMOODU NAME : STELLA REG.NO: 181/13376019 OPTIONAL : NATURAL SCIENCE
  • 4. TEETH The teeth have a very special role they cut and break the food into smallest bits. The small sized bits have a relatively larger surface for the enzymes to act on for better digestion.
  • 5. An adult human normally has 32 teeth : These teeth are different in shape and perform different function. * Incisors * Canines * Premolars * Molars
  • 6. •Incisors : Are the four front teeth in the center of each jaw. Their cutting edges are broad and sharp like a chisel. They are used for biting and cutting.
  • 7. •Canines : Are one on either side of the incisors in each jaw. These are conical and sharply pointed for holding and tearing the food.
  • 8. •Premolars : Are two on each side in each jaw next to the canines. Each premolars has two lill-like projections or cups on its surface, and hence known as bicuspid. Premolars help in grinding and crushing the food.
  • 9. •Molars : Are the last three teeth on each side in each jaw. They have large surface than the premolars. They are principal grinders and crushers of food.
  • 10.