tooth

The third molar at the back of each side of the jaw.

A tooth that is not firmly fixed in the gum, often before it falls out.

A general term for a tooth that is unhealthy or causing problems.

Refers to a tooth that has fallen out or been extracted.

A tooth affected by caries or dental decay.

Refers to a tooth that has been fractured or damaged.

A more informal term for a severely decayed tooth.

A tooth with a small piece broken off the edge.

The pointed tooth between the incisors and premolars.

A canine tooth of the upper jaw.

Teeth that are free from decay and disease.

Refers to a healthy, strong, and well-maintained set of teeth.

Teeth that are considered ideal in alignment, shape, and color.

Teeth with noticeable spaces between them.

Describes the process of a new tooth emerging from the gum.

Describes a new tooth that has fully emerged from the gum.

A common, informal way to say remove a tooth.

Refers to the experience of having a tooth extracted, usually by a dentist.

A general term for taking a tooth out.

A formal, dental term for removing a tooth.

Refers to a new tooth emerging through the gum, especially in babies. Can also be used figuratively (cut one's teeth on something) to mean gaining initial experience.

To clean teeth with a toothbrush.

A more general term for maintaining dental hygiene.

To show one's teeth, often when smiling.

To show one's teeth, often in a threatening or aggressive way, like an animal.