The total number of canine in the dental set of infant is:-

8

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12

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6

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4

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Solution

The correct option is D $4$
Canines are one of the four types of teeth present in the jaw of animals. They are usually located between incisors and pre-molars. The dental formula of an infant is 2102, meaning they have one canine on each half of their jaw. Hence, they have 4 canines in total.

So, the correct answer is '4'.

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