Sentence examples for a full set of teeth from inspiring English sources

I have seen people with a full set of teeth losing them.

The corpse had no broken bones, its skull was intact, and it had a full set of teeth.

But thanks to Dr Mulrooney he has a full set of teeth for the first time in decades.

This is a man who says he was conceived in a virgin birth that involved a semen-bearing bullet and was born with a full set of teeth.

Interestingly, the late Oligocene whale Aetiocetus, from Oregon, has skull and jaw features typical of baleen whales, and is considered to be the earliest mysticete — yet it also bore a full set of teeth.

In 2002, the Department of Health and Human Services estimated that nearly a quarter of Americans in their 40s had fewer than 21 teeth (for reference a full set of teeth, with wisdom teeth removed, is 28).

By not chewing their food, the animals had no need for a full set of large teeth or strong jaws and associated muscles.

She was the first person I knew with a full set of false teeth, which she explained that she had got when she was twenty-three so that she would never have to go to the dentist again.

One of the many myths of my father: In high school, because of fights and athletics (my father was a four-sport letterman and captain of his high school's first state championship football team in the 1950s), my father had a full set of false teeth by age 18.

Getting them checked around the time the child would have a full set of primary teeth or preschool age seemed to be the general view: " I'm going to take her for the first dental check-up, she will be four.

I felt like I was going to vomit". The dentist, it turned out, had decided to give her a full set of crowns – false teeth that attach to the plugs left behind after you've filed down the natural tooth.