Sentence examples for suggested teeth from inspiring English sources

The power biter is driven by a strong need for autonomy.... ...... Statistics are scant on biting, away from the football pitch and boxing ring ("I guess any part of the body is up for eating," Evander Holyfield, the boxer whose ear was beaten in the ring by Mike Tyson,  tweeted) but a local investigation last October suggested teeth are often used as weapons.

Studies addressing the aesthetic impact of fluorosis suggested teeth with Thylstrup and Fejerskov (TF) index scores of 3 or higher elicited concerns regarding appearance [ 5, 6].

The results of this study suggest teeth that are uniformly very white have the highest preference.

The rankings suggest teeth with a fluorosis score of TF 1 may not be considered aesthetically objectionable to this population and age group.

The data suggests teeth with a medium demarcated opacity may be ranked less favourably by participants who are more deprived and teeth with a chip on the incisal edge are ranked more favourably by less deprived participants.

The columns in Table 3 represent numbers of participants who ranked the image for very white teeth or the image of TF 1 (First group) higher than the remaining images (Second group) e.g. only 59 participants ranked the image with A1 teeth higher than the image with very white teeth The results of this study suggest teeth that are either very white or uniformly white have the highest rating.

There are also fewer teeth constituting the gnathobase; the most complete large coxa (FMNH PE 61186) preserves 13 teeth while some of the smaller specimens possess only 10 11 teeth, suggesting that teeth continued to develop later in ontogeny.

This difference might be explained by the fact that most of the 4- to 6-year-olds seldom brushed their teeth, suggesting that tooth brushing should be encouraged in rural areas.

The phylogenetic patterns do not always match the ontogenetic situations, however; while incisors have lost teeth distally-to-mesially, the number of premolars has been reduced mesially-to-distally. Butler later suggested that teeth were evolving as a part of a system rather than as individual organs.

One proposed concept suggested that teeth with open apex experience less severe pulp changes, thereby allowing for greater biological tolerance during treatment.

Rai et al. (Rai and Anand 2007), investigated the relationship between the stage of calcification of various teeth and skeletal maturity stage among Indians and suggested that tooth calcification stages from panaromic radiographs might be clinical useful as a maturity indicator after pubertal growth period, despite them using either mandibular canine, premolars or second molars in their studies.