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Meaning of incisory
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incisory (a.)
Having the quality of cutting; incisor; incisive.
incisory Sentence Examples
- The incisory teeth, located at the front of the mouth, are essential for biting and cutting food.
- The large incisory teeth of rodents are well-adapted for gnawing.
- Herbivores typically have large incisory teeth to accommodate their plant-based diet.
- The incisory edges of the upper and lower teeth meet in a perfect scissor-like bite.
- The incisory canals in the jawbone provide a pathway for the nerves and blood vessels to reach the teeth.
- Overbite occurs when the incisors of the upper jaw overlap the incisors of the lower jaw.
- Braces are often used to correct incisory problems, such as crowding or misalignment.
- The incisory fossa is a depression on the inner surface of the mandible where the incisory teeth rest.
- The enamel on the incisory teeth is the hardest substance in the human body.
- The incisory papilla is a small, fleshy elevation located behind the incisors in the upper jaw.
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Having the quality of cutting; incisor; incisive.
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The incisory teeth, located at the front of the mouth, are essential for biting and cutting food.
The large incisory teeth of rodents are well-adapted for gnawing.
Herbivores typically have large incisory teeth to accommodate their plant-based diet.
The incisory edges of the upper and lower teeth meet in a perfect scissor-like bite.
