The term “anterior teeth” refers to the twelve teeth that are positioned on the front of the mouth including the maxillary, mandibular, and lateral incisors, as well as the cuspids. Anterior teeth are also known as “front teeth.” The ability to cut and shred food is the primary function of the anterior teeth.
What is the Anterior Side of Teeth?
The front of your mouth houses the part of your teeth known as the front side of the teeth. When you speak or smile, most people will be able to see your anterior teeth.
How many Anterior Teeth are in a Permanent Dentition?
In permanent dentition, the anterior area contains a total of 12 teeth. The central incisors of both the maxillary and mandibular jaws, as well as the canines (cuspids), and the lateral incisors, make up the anterior teeth.
