lõikehammade
Lõikehambad, also known as incisors, are the teeth located at the front of the mouth. Humans typically have eight incisors, four in the upper jaw and four in the lower jaw. These teeth are characterized by their sharp, chisel-like edges, which are perfectly suited for cutting and biting food. The central incisors are the largest and most prominent, followed by the lateral incisors.
The primary function of lõikehambad is to incise or cut food into smaller pieces before it is
Lõikehambad erupt into the mouth at different stages of life. The primary, or baby, incisors typically appear