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Did You Know?

A Shark has around 40 sets of teeth in their life time. Sharks grow a new set of teeth every two weeks.

Humans only have 2 sets of teeth in their life time.

Walrus tusks are canine teeth that never stop growing throughout life.

Usually in mammals tusks are enlarged canine teeth but in elephants they are actually elongated incisors. read more

A beaver with nothing to chew on would eventually be in big trouble. read more

Toothbrush bristles were originally made from the hair of cows.

The enamel on human teeth is the hardest thing in our body.

Things To Do

How many "toothy" words can you find in our word search puzzle?

Name That Tooth Game

Toothpaste Maze

Color A Page Online

Play The Yuck Mouth Game

Just For kids



Kayla Smyles is seven and about to
lose her first tooth. You can read all
about it in her diary.

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Fun Facts

A human child will lose their first tooth around age 7

A mammal has 2 types of teeth called primary and permanent teeth

Teeth in humans start to form before we are born

A human baby has 20 teeth which start to grow at about 6 months old

An adult human has 32 permanent teeth

A humans front teeth are called "incisors "

An adult human has 2 "canine" teeth that have points and are used for tearing

Teeth are kept alive by blood and nerves