As is typical for brachydont mammals, the upper teeth of the earliest duplicidentates have an enlarged lingual root as compared to two smaller buccal roots.
Some aspects of the floral morphology, such as the upper teeth of the calyx, the shape of the style and stigma, and the size of the wing petals (bigger than the standard), are the main contributors to the differentiation of the genus from the related species of Phaseolinae.
Xenomorphia appears morphologically very similar to Xenismarus but differs in having the upper tooth of the mandible shorter than the lower tooth and in the presence of plicae.
This portion of the no. 4 blade is most frequently in close proximity with the upper teeth of adult males during laryngoscopy, and may traumatize them if excessive LBLM is employed.
The upper teeth of adult males are longer, narrower, more curved, and more finely serrated than those of adult females and juveniles.
The only known upper tooth of Indraloris is an M3, YGSP 46009.
It should be noticed however that additional areas, rather atypical for maximal pain intensity, have been occasionally reported, such as the occiput (4%% of the group), the vertex (1 % of the group), the upper teeth (2 % of the group) and the cheek (2.6 % of the group), while 2 patients had maximal pain intensity in the neck and one in the jaw.
The OPC of the lower teeth by themselves was a weak predictor of the OPC of the upper teeth compared to the angle of movement combined with the OPC of the lowers.
D, d: [d] as the "d" in "dog", except that the tip of the tongue touches the backs of the upper teeth, rather than the gum, as in English.
In addition, the tip of the tongue touches the backs of the upper teeth, rather than the gum, as in English.
T, t: [t] as the "t" in Spanish or Italian "tu" or the "unaspirated 't'" of English "stop", except that the tip of the tongue touches the backs of the upper teeth, rather than the gum.
