Learn about the types of teeth and their functions

Teeth have several benefits, including helping with proper pronunciation and biting food. What are the different types of teeth? What are their functions? The full answers are in the composition.

Teeth are one of the strongest corridors of the body, as they're made up of several proteins, similar to collagen, and several minerals, similar to calcium. The tooth consists of several layers: vitreous enamel, dentin, pulp, and cementum.

This composition is devoted to classifying the types of teeth and knowing their functions, and it also contains important tips for maintaining teeth:

What are the types of teeth?

What are the types of teeth?
Teeth are divided into two main types, which are as follows:
1. Primary teeth

After the child is born and reaches his sixth month, his primary teeth begin to grow, which are twenty teeth, distributed as follows:

. 1.1 first molars.

. 1.2 alternate molars

. 1.3 doggies.

. 1.4 side incisors.

. 1.5 central incisors.

Generally, the lower teeth begin to grow first, followed by the upper teeth, the incisors, and also the doggies, and in most cases, all primary teeth are completely grown before the child reaches the age of three.

Between the ages of six and twelve, the primary teeth are replaced by endless teeth, and wisdom teeth generally begin to grow when all endless teeth are completely grown, i.e., before the age of twenty-one.

2. endless teeth

The alternate type of teeth is represented by permanent teeth, which correspond to thirty-two teeth and are distributed as follows:

. 2.1 first molars.

. 2.2 alternative molars.

. 2.3 third molars, which are called wisdom teeth.

. 2.4 first premolars.

. 2.5 alternate premolars.

. 2.6 doggies.

. 2.7 side incisors.

. 2.8 central incisors.

endless teeth begin to appear incontinently after the primary teeth fall out, and if their appearance is delayed, a croaker

should be consulted incontinently, as this may indicate an insufficiency in vitamins and minerals.

It should also be known that endless teeth need great care and need to be seen by a croaker

at an early age if they're irregular so that the croaker

can unbend and acclimate them with special medical islands.

Dental functions

After learning about the types of teeth, let's learn about their functions depending on their position and type, and this is explained in the following:

1. Incisors: They've got a single root and a sharp face, and they cut and cut food.

2. Doggies: Doggies are among the longest teeth, and they've got a single root that's considered one of the longest roots of teeth and a sharp, pointed face with a single projection to cut food.

3. Molars The first: molars have two roots, while the alternate molars have a single root and a flat face with three to four projections, and they tear and crush food.

4. Molars: The first molars have two roots, while the alternate molars have a single root and a flat face with three to four projections, and they tear and crush food.

Dental Care Tips

All types of teeth, whether primary or endless, need care. Although teeth are one of the strongest corridors of the body, it's necessary to take care of them by following the following tips and instructions:

Encounter your teeth twice a day using toothpaste that contains fluoride.
Floss your teeth at least once a day.
Avoid drinks and foods that contain a lot of sugar.
Eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals.
Visit your dentist regularly and book an appointment for a dental check-up every six months.