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Which is better: brains and brawn, or giant claws and a mouth full of teeth?
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He opened his mouth, clenched his teeth over the handle, and pulled it up for about eight seconds.
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If you have any of these signs, your dentist will look for changes in your teeth and mouth over the next several visits to see if the process is progressive and to determine whether you need treatment.
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The adorned skull of a tiny Borneo primate with huge eyes "looks so sweetly cuddly, " as she says, yet its mouth reveals razor-sharp teeth.
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John Hunt, chief executive of the British Dental Association, said the public was unaware of the risks to teeth and the mouth of smoking.
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The larvae used their mouth hooks - hooks with serrations, or teeth, on their surface.
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Every time he opens his mouth, the monstrous diamond grills adorning his teeth sparkle in the midday sun.
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Your dentist may recommend a mouth guard or appliance (a splint for the teeth) to protect the teeth and possibly prevent grinding.
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This idea is rooted in the peasant habit of swilling the mouth out with green tea, instead of brushing the teeth.
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The next day I felt pretty good and my teeth no longer throbbed when I breathed through my mouth.
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Ray looked out of the bedroom window, tilted his chin, opened his mouth just a touch, and tapped his fingernail against his bottom teeth.
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The saliva produced in the mouth by the physical act of chewing can wash away acids and bacteria, thereby protecting teeth.
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So while mouth washes are great for killing remnant bacteria on all surfaces, you have to get between the teeth with the ancient invention called floss to really reach every spot.
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