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Incisors: The Front Cutting Teeth
Incisors are the eight chisel‑shaped anterior teeth (four maxillary, four mandibular). Their flat, sharp incisal edges are designed for:
- Biting/incising food (fruits, vegetables, meat).
- Initial food breakdown before molar grinding.
- Phonetics (e.g., /θ/, /ð/, /f/, /v/ require incisor contact).
- Esthetics and lip support.
Primary incisors erupt ~6–12 months; permanent successors erupt ~6–8 years. Trauma to upper centrals is common in children.
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