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Keywords: Molar, Bicuspid, Canines, Cuspids, Teeth

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Deciduous teeth, posterior to the canines.

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Small teeth situated just to the rear of the fangs (canines).

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Bicuspids; teeth with flattened occlusal surfaces; located anterior to the molar teeth.

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The teeth that is located in front of the molars.

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teeth that are anterior to the molars and posterior to the cuspids.

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see bicuspids

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The bicuspid teeth immediately preceding the molars.

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The cheek teeth in mammals that occur between the molars and the canines. They have a grinding function.

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the teeth that are located in front of the molars

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The bicuspid teeth immediately before the molars.

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Two-cusped teeth immediately in front of molars.

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The set of bicuspid teeth in front of the molars.

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The first and second bicuspids, those are the fourth and fifth teeth from the centre of the mouth to the back of the mouth. These are the back teeth that are used for chewing, they only have two points (cusps).

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Teeth located between cuspids and molars

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