permanent teeth - adult teeth, baby teeth - young teeth that are eventually replaced by permanent teeth, premolars - flat-topped teeth that sit between canines and molars, molars - teeth at the back of the mouth used for grinding food, enamel - the hard, white part of the tooth's surface, crown - the top part of the tooth visible above the gum line, root - the part of the tooth below the gum line that anchors it in the jaw, canines - pointed teeth used for tearing food, incisors - teeth at the front used for cutting and biting, dull - continuous, persistent (about pain), sharp - sudden and severe (about pain), throbbing - pulsing, beating (about pain), nagging - slightly painful all the time, sensitive to hot and cold - reacting strongly to hot or cold, wisdom teeth - molars at the very back of your mouth, fluoride - substance to prevent tooth decay, cavity - a hole in a tooth , filling - material used to repair a cavity, oral hygiene - brushing and flossing to maintain oral health, whitening your teeth - the process of making teeth brighter, plaque - thin layer of bacteria that forms on teeth, freezing - an injection to numb the nerves in your teeth,

Visiting a Dentist: Vocabulary 1

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