Just the ones in your mouth.
How many teeth in human body?
32
Reply:0 the best hookers have 0
Reply:32 teeth in mouth.
Reply:32 if you have all your wisdom teeth
Reply:i didn%26#039;t know you had teeth in your body, thought they were just in ur mouth
Reply:count the teeth in your mouth...
Reply:I know this one well %26#039;cause I use to be a patient of this very old dentist and everytime he got me %26quot;in the chair%26quot; he would tell me %26quot; I have all 32 of my teeth %26quot; and I had to listen to this for years. lol--he was so proud that he still had all his teeth and wanted to tell me about it every chance he got and me being a teenager I did not want this old man talking to me period. He intimidated me for some reason.
Reply:Humans have 32 teeth if you%26#039;re inluding your wisdom teeth, but only 28 without. Some people are born with only some or none of their wisdom teeth, so it really depends on the person.
Reply:32 if you have your wisdom teeth too..if you don%26#039;t have them yet...then 28...
Reply:Actually, the human body has 52 teeth. There are 20 deciduous (baby) teeth and 32 permanent teeth.
Reply:32 Teeth. Attached is a link that shows the name of each tooth.
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Why do only human beinghave milk teeth ?
and they are replace by perment teeth in later?
Why do only human beinghave milk teeth ?
Other mammals also have milk teeth.
Reply:a human baby is taken cared by a elder person which can give it food in the form of paste by using mixer grinder, but animals cannot do this %26amp;they have to eat raw marerial which needs strong teeth.
Reply:They aren%26#039;t. Dogs, cats, and many other mammals have baby teeth.
Not really a physics question, BTW.
Reply:nope.. animals do too. I have all of my dog%26#039;s baby teeth that fell out.
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Why do only human beinghave milk teeth ?
Other mammals also have milk teeth.
Reply:a human baby is taken cared by a elder person which can give it food in the form of paste by using mixer grinder, but animals cannot do this %26amp;they have to eat raw marerial which needs strong teeth.
Reply:They aren%26#039;t. Dogs, cats, and many other mammals have baby teeth.
Not really a physics question, BTW.
Reply:nope.. animals do too. I have all of my dog%26#039;s baby teeth that fell out.
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Can you clean you clean cats teeth with human toothpaste?
my cats teeth are getting yellow and i need to clean them ,I was wondering if you can do that with toothpaste we use or do i have to buy him pet kind.
Can you clean you clean cats teeth with human toothpaste?
Hi Nikki...human toothpaste is considered very toxic to cats so ideally you can purchase flavoured enzymatic toothpaste from most pet stores that is safe to use. Here%26#039;s an example of one excellent product: http://www.sitstay.com/cgi-bin/sdisp.cgi...
Here%26#039;s a video by Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine on how to successfully brush cats teeth:http://www.felinevideos.vet.cornell.edu/...
Reply:NO NO NO!!! Try something from a petstore which is specially formulated for cats...silly!
Reply:They have food available for cats that will help clean the teeth and can whiten them. These are mostly available at real pet stores.
Reply:NO! Dogs and cats can%26#039;t have human toothpaste! You get sick if you swallow it yourself, a cat or dog will get really sick.
You have to use a pet toothpaste if you use toothpaste on them. But you can also wrap some gauze around a finger and just brush the side teeth with that, it makes it easier to do on some animals.
Reply:u need to buy the pet kind because there teeth are built up diferently than that, my vet gave me the toothpaste and gave me and idea to mix a lil baking pwder into cat food very lil and the teeth with stregthen and whiten! well good luck!
Reply:For my dog I use a liquid oral care that I add to her water. They make it for cats also. I got mine at Pets Mart they have a few different types of oral care products.
Reply:NO! Pet toothpaste please!
Reply:no, because people toothpaste is not meant to be swallowed, and just imagine what would happen if your cat swallowed a mouthful. I brush my dogs teeth with special dog flavor toothpaste and I know they have some cat stuff out there too.
Reply:No it can be poisonous! Cats don%26#039;t know how to spit it out like us!
Reply:no, no no no!! human toothpaste can seriously harm a cats teeth. but dont let this stop you from keeping your cat orally healthy, just go to your nearest pet store and buy some cat toothpaste, problem solved!
Reply:No, I would not do that. Ask the vet to recommend something for cats.
Reply:no, the flouride can harm or kill them. try petco or your vet for special toothpaste made just for them. and if you have used your toothpaste on them, take them to the vet just incase.
Reply:I would use human toothpaste sure get that stuff from china that%26#039;s not safe for people.What the world need%26#039;s is one less cat or 50 or more
Reply:buy pet toothpaste
Reply:Hi Nikki, Seattle has the best answer. I was going to send you to that video about getting your cats used to the tooth brushing routine.
If you want just a simple reason why you shouldn%26#039;t use human toothpaste on your cat, just put some toothpaste on your finger and offer it to kitty for a sniff test. I have never owned a cat that didn%26#039;t 1) want to know what I was doing when I was brushing my teeth. And 2) that didn%26#039;t wince and pull away when they got a sniff of that minty stuff.
Anyway... here%26#039;s the bigger issue. If your cat%26#039;s teeth are showing plaque build up, or if kitty has bad breath. There%26#039;s no amount of scrubbing you can do yourself to fix the problem. Your vet should take a look. They can clean things and do any dental work (tooth extraction.) This can be very expensive ($200) since they have to anesthetize your cat to do it.
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Can you clean you clean cats teeth with human toothpaste?
Hi Nikki...human toothpaste is considered very toxic to cats so ideally you can purchase flavoured enzymatic toothpaste from most pet stores that is safe to use. Here%26#039;s an example of one excellent product: http://www.sitstay.com/cgi-bin/sdisp.cgi...
Here%26#039;s a video by Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine on how to successfully brush cats teeth:http://www.felinevideos.vet.cornell.edu/...
Reply:NO NO NO!!! Try something from a petstore which is specially formulated for cats...silly!
Reply:They have food available for cats that will help clean the teeth and can whiten them. These are mostly available at real pet stores.
Reply:NO! Dogs and cats can%26#039;t have human toothpaste! You get sick if you swallow it yourself, a cat or dog will get really sick.
You have to use a pet toothpaste if you use toothpaste on them. But you can also wrap some gauze around a finger and just brush the side teeth with that, it makes it easier to do on some animals.
Reply:u need to buy the pet kind because there teeth are built up diferently than that, my vet gave me the toothpaste and gave me and idea to mix a lil baking pwder into cat food very lil and the teeth with stregthen and whiten! well good luck!
Reply:For my dog I use a liquid oral care that I add to her water. They make it for cats also. I got mine at Pets Mart they have a few different types of oral care products.
Reply:NO! Pet toothpaste please!
Reply:no, because people toothpaste is not meant to be swallowed, and just imagine what would happen if your cat swallowed a mouthful. I brush my dogs teeth with special dog flavor toothpaste and I know they have some cat stuff out there too.
Reply:No it can be poisonous! Cats don%26#039;t know how to spit it out like us!
Reply:no, no no no!! human toothpaste can seriously harm a cats teeth. but dont let this stop you from keeping your cat orally healthy, just go to your nearest pet store and buy some cat toothpaste, problem solved!
Reply:No, I would not do that. Ask the vet to recommend something for cats.
Reply:no, the flouride can harm or kill them. try petco or your vet for special toothpaste made just for them. and if you have used your toothpaste on them, take them to the vet just incase.
Reply:I would use human toothpaste sure get that stuff from china that%26#039;s not safe for people.What the world need%26#039;s is one less cat or 50 or more
Reply:buy pet toothpaste
Reply:Hi Nikki, Seattle has the best answer. I was going to send you to that video about getting your cats used to the tooth brushing routine.
If you want just a simple reason why you shouldn%26#039;t use human toothpaste on your cat, just put some toothpaste on your finger and offer it to kitty for a sniff test. I have never owned a cat that didn%26#039;t 1) want to know what I was doing when I was brushing my teeth. And 2) that didn%26#039;t wince and pull away when they got a sniff of that minty stuff.
Anyway... here%26#039;s the bigger issue. If your cat%26#039;s teeth are showing plaque build up, or if kitty has bad breath. There%26#039;s no amount of scrubbing you can do yourself to fix the problem. Your vet should take a look. They can clean things and do any dental work (tooth extraction.) This can be very expensive ($200) since they have to anesthetize your cat to do it.
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Please tell me how many teeth of human?
teeth
Please tell me how many teeth of human?
There are 32 total.
Reply:I think 36
Reply:32 in an adult, 20 in a chilld
Reply:28 and maximum 32.........
Reply:adult has 32
theres a song that goes%26quot;.....why talk to you you when i got 32, Shiney Teeth and Me...%26quot; dont ask
Reply:totally 32.
Reply:There are two %26#039;arches%26#039; in human dentition...the upper and the lower....maxillary and mandibular. In each arch there are 2 centrals, 2 laterals, 2 cuspids, four pre-molars (bicuspids) and six molars....making the total in ONE arch 16...and in BOTH arches 32
Reply:20 in a child, 28 in adolecents and 32 once the 3rd molars or wisdome teeth come out
Reply:32 teeth and 4 of those are usually wisdom teeth.
Reply:perfectly 32.but only few people have this no. of teeth,mostly have 28 or 30.
Reply:I think it is 32 usually
Reply:32. That includes the wisdom teeth.
Reply:32 permanent %26amp; 20 deciduous. 12 molars, 8 premolars, 4 canines, 4 laterals, 4 centrals in adult. Children do not have premolars and second %26amp; third molars.
Reply:8 upper teeth , 8 lower teeth, 6 molars upper ,6 molar lower 2 wisdom upper and 2 lower..total 32.. sometimes wisdom teeth to be distoryed,becasue they hurt when they comeout..
Reply:32
They are numbered like this 87654321 12345678 top and bottom. 8%26#039;s are wisdom teeth.
Reply:There are 32 total.
Reply:Interesting question. If you are an adult you should most likely have around 36 but that will vary based upon what happened in your child hood. If you count the teeth you get and lose as a child then humans have many more than 36 teeth.
Does that help you in your quest for the count
Reply:Maximum average 32 including 4 wisdom teethes.
Some have extra mitzit teeth also.
Reply:In humans, one set of 20 teeth is produced for use during early jaw development; these are called the deciduous teeth or, more popularly, milk or baby teeth. A second set of 32 larger permanent teeth replaces the deciduous teeth as the jaw matures. As a result of the growth and enlargement of the jaw, the roots of the deciduous teeth separate, allowing space for the larger permanent teeth to develop between them. The pressure of developing permanent teeth causes the tissues of the jaw to resorb, or suck up, the roots of the corresponding deciduous teeth, leaving only the crowns. As each permanent tooth erupts, it dislodges the crown of the deciduous tooth.
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Reply:32
Reply:CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE!!! 18 out 20 are correct. As basic as this information must seem to all of you answerers, I think this question is notorious for getting more incorrect answers than any other factual question in this section.
Well done!
Reply:32
Reply:go to dentist %26amp;check u r teeth
Reply:32 teeths.
Reply:32 in total
0 when a child is born(1 day old)
28 in a teenager
tell me urs..........
Reply:20 milk teeth in children and 32 permanent teeth in adults
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Please tell me how many teeth of human?
There are 32 total.
Reply:I think 36
Reply:32 in an adult, 20 in a chilld
Reply:28 and maximum 32.........
Reply:adult has 32
theres a song that goes%26quot;.....why talk to you you when i got 32, Shiney Teeth and Me...%26quot; dont ask
Reply:totally 32.
Reply:There are two %26#039;arches%26#039; in human dentition...the upper and the lower....maxillary and mandibular. In each arch there are 2 centrals, 2 laterals, 2 cuspids, four pre-molars (bicuspids) and six molars....making the total in ONE arch 16...and in BOTH arches 32
Reply:20 in a child, 28 in adolecents and 32 once the 3rd molars or wisdome teeth come out
Reply:32 teeth and 4 of those are usually wisdom teeth.
Reply:perfectly 32.but only few people have this no. of teeth,mostly have 28 or 30.
Reply:I think it is 32 usually
Reply:32. That includes the wisdom teeth.
Reply:32 permanent %26amp; 20 deciduous. 12 molars, 8 premolars, 4 canines, 4 laterals, 4 centrals in adult. Children do not have premolars and second %26amp; third molars.
Reply:8 upper teeth , 8 lower teeth, 6 molars upper ,6 molar lower 2 wisdom upper and 2 lower..total 32.. sometimes wisdom teeth to be distoryed,becasue they hurt when they comeout..
Reply:32
They are numbered like this 87654321 12345678 top and bottom. 8%26#039;s are wisdom teeth.
Reply:There are 32 total.
Reply:Interesting question. If you are an adult you should most likely have around 36 but that will vary based upon what happened in your child hood. If you count the teeth you get and lose as a child then humans have many more than 36 teeth.
Does that help you in your quest for the count
Reply:Maximum average 32 including 4 wisdom teethes.
Some have extra mitzit teeth also.
Reply:In humans, one set of 20 teeth is produced for use during early jaw development; these are called the deciduous teeth or, more popularly, milk or baby teeth. A second set of 32 larger permanent teeth replaces the deciduous teeth as the jaw matures. As a result of the growth and enlargement of the jaw, the roots of the deciduous teeth separate, allowing space for the larger permanent teeth to develop between them. The pressure of developing permanent teeth causes the tissues of the jaw to resorb, or suck up, the roots of the corresponding deciduous teeth, leaving only the crowns. As each permanent tooth erupts, it dislodges the crown of the deciduous tooth.
Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2006. © 1993-2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Reply:32
Reply:CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE!!! 18 out 20 are correct. As basic as this information must seem to all of you answerers, I think this question is notorious for getting more incorrect answers than any other factual question in this section.
Well done!
Reply:32
Reply:go to dentist %26amp;check u r teeth
Reply:32 teeths.
Reply:32 in total
0 when a child is born(1 day old)
28 in a teenager
tell me urs..........
Reply:20 milk teeth in children and 32 permanent teeth in adults
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Was there any diffirence between dinosaur bones/teeth and human bones/teeth?
Like as far as stregenth/chemical makeup or were thay about the same?
thanks!
Was there any diffirence between dinosaur bones/teeth and human bones/teeth?
your welcome! easiest 2 points yet. But I know nothing abut teeth except I brush them everyday. why? I have no idea but I don%26#039;t want to get false ones.
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Was there any diffirence between dinosaur bones/teeth and human bones/teeth?
your welcome! easiest 2 points yet. But I know nothing abut teeth except I brush them everyday. why? I have no idea but I don%26#039;t want to get false ones.
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Was there any diffirence between dinosaur bones/teeth and human bones/teeth?
Like as far as stregenth/chemical makeup or were thay about the same?
thanks!
Was there any diffirence between dinosaur bones/teeth and human bones/teeth?
possibly, it%26#039;s hard to tell from fossilks!
duhh!
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thanks!
Was there any diffirence between dinosaur bones/teeth and human bones/teeth?
possibly, it%26#039;s hard to tell from fossilks!
duhh!
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Do dog's teeth fall out and then grow back like human's teeth do???
Yes they do.
Do dog%26#039;s teeth fall out and then grow back like human%26#039;s teeth do???
YES ITS NORMAL FOR ANY KIND OF DOG
Reply:Dogs Teeth DO fall out,, not all though :]
Reply:yea they lose their sharp puppy teeth
Reply:Yes their puppy teeth do, then they get their permanent adult dog teeth.
Reply:Puppies teeth will fall out .. and then they will grow their adult canines.
Adult dogs teeth shouldn%26#039;t fall out. They won%26#039;t grow back.
Reply:Yes, puppies start losing their baby teeth at 3 months, finishing by the time they%26#039;re 7-8 months old.
Reply:just the puppy teeth fall out and the adult dog teeth grow in. If they loose there adult teeth, just like humans there gone forever.
Reply:Yes
Reply:yes one time not like sharks
Reply:only once.. when they%26#039;re puppies.
Reply:yeah, dude, they grow back just like our teeth can but you also have to brush their teeth too.
Reply:A dog%26#039;s puppy teeth will fall out to make room for the adult teeth.
Reply:Only the baby teeth will be replaced by adult teeth. When the adulth teeth are lost they will not grow back.
Reply:Yes puppies lose their baby teeth starting at about 3mo old [it varies with each animal] by the time they%26#039;re 5-8mo they have their permanent canine teeth. Usually the permanent tooth is what pushes the baby tooth out but sometimes the baby teeth stay put and the permanent ones come in behind causing problems, then the baby tooth must be manually removed.
Reply:Dogs, like people, have 2 sets of teeth, a puppy set and an adult set. They will lose their puppy teeth, and grow a full set of adult teeth.
If they loose an adult tooth, either through an accident or having it pulled, it will not grow back.
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Do dog%26#039;s teeth fall out and then grow back like human%26#039;s teeth do???
YES ITS NORMAL FOR ANY KIND OF DOG
Reply:Dogs Teeth DO fall out,, not all though :]
Reply:yea they lose their sharp puppy teeth
Reply:Yes their puppy teeth do, then they get their permanent adult dog teeth.
Reply:Puppies teeth will fall out .. and then they will grow their adult canines.
Adult dogs teeth shouldn%26#039;t fall out. They won%26#039;t grow back.
Reply:Yes, puppies start losing their baby teeth at 3 months, finishing by the time they%26#039;re 7-8 months old.
Reply:just the puppy teeth fall out and the adult dog teeth grow in. If they loose there adult teeth, just like humans there gone forever.
Reply:Yes
Reply:yes one time not like sharks
Reply:only once.. when they%26#039;re puppies.
Reply:yeah, dude, they grow back just like our teeth can but you also have to brush their teeth too.
Reply:A dog%26#039;s puppy teeth will fall out to make room for the adult teeth.
Reply:Only the baby teeth will be replaced by adult teeth. When the adulth teeth are lost they will not grow back.
Reply:Yes puppies lose their baby teeth starting at about 3mo old [it varies with each animal] by the time they%26#039;re 5-8mo they have their permanent canine teeth. Usually the permanent tooth is what pushes the baby tooth out but sometimes the baby teeth stay put and the permanent ones come in behind causing problems, then the baby tooth must be manually removed.
Reply:Dogs, like people, have 2 sets of teeth, a puppy set and an adult set. They will lose their puppy teeth, and grow a full set of adult teeth.
If they loose an adult tooth, either through an accident or having it pulled, it will not grow back.
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