Sentence examples for close tooth from inspiring English sources

The second discriminant axis mainly separates mandibles having spaced tooth rows, and reduced angular and coronoid processes, from mandibles showing close tooth rows, and angular processes distally positioned and highly divergent.

Consequently, extracting the closest tooth to the problem area may no longer be the best choice for all moderate to severe crowding patients.

"No, thanks," I said, my mouth then closed, teeth clenched, eyes big and bright like the white of a flame.

There are options the user can then tweak: how close the teeth are, various shapes and spacing and so on.

The aim of this study was to present a new suitable device for cystic lesions close to tooth-bearing areas of the jaws.

Before he gained his poise Finnerty walked in close, his teeth grinding, his tongue licking the blood from his battered upper lip.

This dental occlusion is also habitual because it is obtained spontaneously and routinely each time an individual decides to close the teeth in complete and full contact with each other.

Health decline in old age also had another effect on attitudes towards oral health and oral health behaviour: People realized that since death was close, the teeth that they had would probably last without professional care or major discomfort (qB11 - B13).

Close your teeth together.

"At times, he appears about to burst with fury, his fists closed, his teeth clenched, his large head shaking as he loses the struggle to contain himself".

And while the bottom of the jaw is lined with thick, close-set teeth, it is as peculiarly narrow as it is long, like a protuberance designed for probing.