General information The cheek-teeth serve mainly for the grinding of the food pre-crushed by the incisors. The molars are divided into two groups: Front molars (Dentes premolares, premolars) and the Rear molars (Dentes molars) The front molars (premolar) The anterior molar/premolar is also called premolar or bicuspid (from lat. to “twice” and cuspis “pointed”). In … Molar
Pulling the cheek tooth The extraction of a tooth or molar is the extraction of the entire tooth or molar with the gum and bone material connected. An anaesthetic is usually not necessary. If necessary, a local anaesthetic is possible. The injection as such can also be painful. First the molar is loosened by the … Pulling the cheek tooth | Molar
Education of the molars of babies During the development of the teeth in small children, pain often occurs. It is important to know that incisors cause little or no pain when they break through the gums. Much more painful is the growth or formation of the molars in small children, as they have a large … Education of the molars of babies | Molar
