Fun Teeth Facts
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Fun Teeth Facts
Your teeth at work
Teeth help you bite and chew food. The front teeth are good for cutting and biting; the pointed teeth help tear; the flatter teeth at the back grind food. Most children grow 20 primary (baby) teeth. From about age six, these begin to fall out and are gradually replaced by permanent teeth. Many adults have up to 32 permanent teeth, including wisdom teeth.
- The flatter teeth at the back
- The front teeth
- The pointed teeth
The clean-teeth mission
Plaque is a sticky layer of germs that can build up on teeth. Brushing carefully with fluoride toothpaste helps remove plaque and protect teeth. In the UK, children are generally advised to brush twice a day, including last thing at night, and to spit out toothpaste rather than rinse. Water is a tooth-friendly drink. Having sugary food and drinks less often helps protect teeth from decay.
- Brush once, only in the morning
- Brush twice, including last thing at night
- Brush only after eating sweets
- Brushing with fluoride toothpaste
- Drinking water
- Having sugary drinks often
- Spitting out toothpaste after brushing
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