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The following picture shows the different types of teeth present in your mouth. From the given options, select the one which matches with their name.


A

A -Incisor-Cutting and biting, B-Canines- Chewing and grinding, C-Premolars-Chewing and grinding, D-Molars- Piercing and tearing

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A -Incisor- Chewing and grinding, B-Canines-Piercing and tearing, C-Premolars- Cutting and biting, D-Molars-Chewing and grinding

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C

A -Incisor-Cutting and biting, B-Canines-Piercing and tearing, C-Premolars-Chewing and grinding, D-Molars-Chewing and grinding

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D

A -Incisor- Chewing and grinding, B-Canines- Chewing and grinding, C-Premolars- Piercing and tearing, D-Molars- Cutting and biting

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Solution

The correct option is C

A -Incisor-Cutting and biting, B-Canines-Piercing and tearing, C-Premolars-Chewing and grinding, D-Molars-Chewing and grinding


A: Incisor- They are present at the front of the mouth with a sharp biting surface. They are used for cutting food into small chewable pieces.
B: Canine- They are situated at the ‘corners’ of the dental arches. They have a sharp, pointed biting surface. Their function is to grip and tear food.
C: Premolar- They do not have a sharp biting surface like the incisors and canines. They instead have a flat biting surface having the function to tear and crush food.
D: Molar- They are the largest among all types. They have a large and flat biting surface. Their function is to chew, crush and grind food.


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