Sentence examples for canine tooth from inspiring English sources
noun
One of the pointed teeth behind the incisors and in front of the premolar teeth.
Results shown for unilateral bite at the canine tooth position.
Results shown for unilateral bite at the canine tooth.
Wrapped around her canine tooth is a ring set with the Philosopher's Stone.
You see the chimpanzee has a much more projecting face, a very large canine tooth, a much smaller brain case.
Hispaniola is shaped like a large canine tooth extracted from the gob of Mexico and thrown into the centre of the Caribbean Sea.
In September, DNA tests and a distinct canine tooth confirmed that a skull and feet found in a plastic sack belonged to Diana.
A pull-out force on the canine tooth of about 44 N was computed, accompanied by a mesio-distal moment of about 500 N·cm.
The canine tooth came with papers tracing it back to Barry O'Meara, a physician thought to have extracted it in 1817, during Napoleon's exile on the South Atlantic island of St Helena.
The lower canine teeth should fit in between the space (diastema) of the third maxillary incisor and canine tooth when the mouth is normally closed.
Moreover, whether there was an interference between upper and lower incisors or not was controlled by bringing the mandibula towards to the Class 1 molar-canine tooth relation.
Hammer also concluded that a post-canine tooth belonging to a tritylodont (an early mammal relative), found with the remains, was part of its stomach contents when it died.
