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Rat Teeth: A Comprehensive Guide to Anatomy & Function
Incisors
* Sharp, chisel-shaped teeth
* Used for gnawing and cutting
* Grow continuously throughout a rat's life
* If not worn down, can become too long and cause problems
Canines
* Small, pointed teeth
* Located behind the incisors
* Used for fighting and defense
Premolars
* Flat, grinding teeth
* Located behind the canines
* Used for chewing food
Molars
* Large, flat teeth
* Located at the back of the mouth
* Used for chewing food
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