Sentence examples for tooth up from inspiring English sources

After seeing my dentist, I wrap the tooth up in a small piece of tissue paper and place it under my pillow.

Lauria's father Ed said his son suffered first degree burns to his face and chest, while the explosion also forced a tooth up into his gum and "out of sight".

Others chalk Seattle's sweet tooth up to the climate: "With the rain and the coffee, it just makes chocolate something we want to eat year round," said famed Seattle chocolatier Fran Bigelow, owner of Fran's Chocolates.

I need you to yank my tooth!" Up until this moment, my grandfather had avoided dentistry for longer than he could remember.

Line the tooth up with the anvil, and squeeze it.

Firmly but slowly lift the tooth up until the ligaments connecting the tooth to the gum are severed.

Sean would have been picking his teeth up off the ice if it was me".

If it were not for that protection Trott would be picking several teeth up from off the pitch.

The only frontier left is to have a gadget that puts food in our mouths and moves the teeth up and down.

Its immense upper canine teeth, up to 20 cm (8 inches) long, were probably used for stabbing and slashing attacks, possibly on large herbivores such as the mastodon.

Additionally, all patients had all permanent teeth up to the first molars and no dental anomalies of number, size, and form and had no relevant facial asymmetry.