Does every human has widsom teeth?
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My dad never got his, it seems like I won't be getting mine (at least I hope). I am 20 and haven't gotten them; My 17 year old sister has got them.
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32 teeths(adult)\n28 teeths(child)
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>>>>>> Only vertebrates have teeth.\n\nThat isn't true. Lampreys have teeth and are not vertebrates. The radulae of many molluscs also have teeth.\n\nThe rest of your answer was spot on though.
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Monkeys have 1/1 canine teeth (per side) just like we do.  Many, such as baboons, have canines that actually look like canines instead of the incisor-like canines that we have.
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Most walruses have 18 teeth.  We only see the two elongated tusks.
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Adult Dentition:\nStarting with the front and going back:  Central Incisor, Lateral Incisor, Cuspid (Canine), 1st .Bicuspid (1st Premolar), 2nd Bicuspid (2nd Premolar), 1st Molar, 2nd Molar, 3rd Molar (Wisdom Tooth).  There are 4 quadrants with 8 teeth in each quadrant for a total of 32 teeth.\n\nChild's Dentition:\nStarting with the front going to the back:  Central Incisor, Lateral Incisor, Cuspid (Canine), 1st Molar, 2nd Molar.  There are 4 quadrants with 5 teeth in each quadrant for a total of 20 teeth.
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only if you have bad teeth
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Yes they do :) My grandma used to keep lots of them, and i could see their tongue each time they tried to bite me !
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No dear u wont loose ur wisdom.\nif their is space thn only u get tht tooth.....\nso dont worry abt it bcoz its also a teeth only the one u get noramally
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No.  everyone has a conchies.  apparently so do they.
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You loose 20 teeth. You will loose two primary (baby) molars on each side, you got them at age 2 and 6. Many people think they are permanent but arent. If you are concerned, call your dentist, ask them to look at your chart (if you have been in for regular check ups) and see if you have any baby teeth. How old are you? This would help me. Good luck. If you are under 30, I would say they most likely are not loose due to periodontal disease. If you are under 15, they are most likely those baby teeth I formerly described. Do you have teeth behind theese? How far behind your canine (eye teeth are they) you loose your front four, your canines and two teeth directly behind your canines. Look and the mirror and count. How many molars does it look like you have. You should only have more than two permanent molars in each quad (upper right/upper left, Lower right/Lower Left) if you have your wisdom teeth. Hope this helps. Can you take a digital pict and send it to me? I could telll just by that. Good Luck
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each person is different, but common cause will be not taking proper care of teeth ... some food ingredients will also cause it ( ideally brushing is recommended after every meal)
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There are 32 teeth in the adult dentition.  4 quadrants consisting of 8 teeth:  Central Incisor, Lateral Incisor, Cuspid, 1st Bicuspid (1st Premolar), 2nd Bicuspid (2nd Premolar), 1st Molar, 2nd Molar, 3rd Molar (Wisdom Tooth).  There are instances where people have an 'extra' tooth or teeth and these are known as supernumerary teeth.  Also, in some cases, certain teeth never develop.  So it's possible for a person to have more or less than the 'normal' 32.
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If you're referring to a human skeleton, yes, a good approximation can be done because our teeth have limited growth (they're brachydont) and we only have 2 generations, like most mammals. Therefore, an expert could see if the teeth are part of the milk or definitive dentition, and also assess the wear of the occlusal (grinding) surfaces. And not only the external appearance of the teeth is examined, but also the tissues (dentine, cement, enamel, pulp cavity).\nThere are standards to calculate age and they're normally used by forensic experts.\nA list of bibliography on the subject:\nhttp://users.breathe.com/malt/agedet.htm\nI've tried to find articles but none are free :-(\n\nHowever, other mammals have permanently-growing teeth, and therefore age determination is more difficult. And in other vertebrates that have more dental generations, other methods are used for age determination.
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normal...no, but like i explained in aother answer, extra teeth are created by epithelial pearls. the epithelial pearls come from the degeneration of the dental lamina in your mouth when your were a foetus. usually the destruction is complete, but in your case, i guess the destruction wasnt done well. (cause by traumatism?)
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not all germs are bad.  some of the bacteria in our mouths help us to digest food.  They help to break down the food into its component parts - starches, sugars,  carbohydrates, etc.  In addition to breaking food down, they break other things down, too - including our teeth.  You should really discuss this with a local dentist in your area.
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The flat teeth near the back of your mouth indicated that you crush things such as leaves (lettuce), the sharp-pointy teeth near the front indicate that your teeth were designed to eat meat (pork-chops...yum). Therefore human teeth represent an omnivorous animal.