Dental and Teeth Anatomy Posters & Charts
for science classroom, home schoolers, and rehabilitation, physical therapy, and dental professionals.

The primary purpose of teeth (tooth singular) is to tear and chew food. The way teeth grow is called dentition, doctors who care for teeth are called dentists. Carnivores (meat eaters) have pointed sharp teeth for catching food, herivores (plant eaters) have molars for chewing the more difficult to digest plant materials. Teeth are hard structures and therefore fossilize, becoming important identifiers for palenotologists.

Anatomy of the Teeth 3D Raised Relief Chart

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• February is Dental Health Month- more February posters

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• diseases / disorders posters

The Human Skull Poster
Illustrates anterior and lateral aspects, base of skull (including inner surface), sagittal section through skull, horizontal section through maxilla, mandible, coronal section through anterior skull, ethmoid bone, sphenoid bone, lateral wall of left nasal cavity, and medial wall or right orbit & maxillary sinus.

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• brain posters
• skeletal system posters

Equine Dental Anatomical Chart Laminated
Shows lateral view of skull showing roots of cheek teeth, vascular anatomy of the skull and dentition, longitudinal section of incisor, cross sections of incisors, maxillary arch and mandibular arch. Also includes chart to help determine the horse's age: shows illustrations of teeth from age 1 until 25 years old.

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• horses posters

Scholastic Interactive Pocket Charts: Teeth (Grades PreK-2)
Someone lost a tooth today! Celebrate this important event in each student's life as you build counting skills and beginning reading and phonics skills with this sing-along rhyme that's ready to pop into your pocket chart.

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• numbers posters
• reading posters

My, What Big Teeth You Have Grandma, Art Print

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• children's literature posters

A Quack Dentist Extracting a Tooth, While a Group of Onlookers Watch Nearby, Giclee Print

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Dentist at work,
Photographic Print

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William Thomas Green Morton, American Dentist Who Developed the Use of Ether, Giclee Print
b. 8-9-1819; Massachusetts
d. 7-15-1868; NYC

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• health care practitioners