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@squib All mammals have canine teeth. It's from Latin, dens caninus, which means "dog tooth" when translated.
I understand the canine teeth in all mammals part. I'm just wondering if all of the teeth in a dog's mouth are called canine because they are a dogs teeth? Am I making any sense yet?o_O :rolleyes: These two represent me and you; in that order! :D
 
I understand the canine teeth in all mammals part. I'm just wondering if all of the teeth in a dog's mouth are called canine because they are a dogs teeth? Am I making any sense yet?o_O :rolleyes: These two represent me and you; in that order! :D
They're called the same as human teeth: premolars, molars, canine, incisors.
I get your point, though. After all, they are situated inside a canine, so they all should be canine. :D

I think the order of the emoticons isn't right. It should be me - o_O - before you - :rolleyes:. :cool:
 
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