"Teeth" Example Sentences
1. The baby was cutting his first teeth.
2. She had beautiful straight white teeth.
3. He brushed his teeth twice a day.
4. The dentist cleaned my teeth and checked for cavities.
5. The dog's sharp teeth scared me.
6. My dentist told me to floss between my teeth daily.
7. The shark snapped at me with its razor-sharp teeth.
8. The comb got stuck in her curly hair and pulled out some of her new teeth.
9. The beaver chewed through the wood with its large front teeth.
10. The grinder reduced the corn kernels to a fine powder with its metal teeth.
11. She showed him a wide smile, flashing her pearly white teeth.
12. The lion roared, baring its huge teeth.
13. The dentist filled my cavity and gave me a lollipop.
14. My gums were bleeding after the deep teeth cleaning.
15. The wooden rake's teeth are broken and need replacing.
16. My dog's favorite toy is a squeaky toy shaped like a rubber bone.
17. All rodents have large front teeth for gnawing.
18. The gears of the machine clicked and clattered as the teeth meshed together.
19. New teeth were growing in to replace the baby teeth that fell out.
20. The old man's teeth were yellow and crooked.
21. My dentist recommended flossing daily to prevent gum disease.
22. She filed her nails into sharp points that resembled teeth.
23. He has a mouth full of crooked teeth.
24. The monster bared its fangs at them.
25. Beavers use their front teeth to cut through wood.
26. Rabbits and rodents constantly gnaw with their front teeth to keep them sharp.
27. A root canal involves removing the infected tooth pulp and filling the open cavity.
28. The lion's teeth were yellowed and worn.
29. I remember scraping my new adult teeth against my gums as a kid.
30. He had a slight lisp due to his protruding front teeth.
31. The zipper teeth got stuck and wouldn't zip up my coat.
32. My gums bled every time I brushed my teeth.
33. Chomping down on the unicorn stake, the dog's teeth sank into the rubber toy.
34. Her dentures did not fit properly and kept slipping.
35. The gears of the machine loudly clanked as the jagged metal teeth scraped together.
36. The fox feasted on the bones of its prey, cracking them between its sharp canine teeth.
37. Her gums were inflamed due to poor dental hygiene.
38. The percussion bit of the drill had sharp teeth for drilling holes quickly.
39. The rats gnawed through the thick wooden boards with their teeth.
40. The saltwater taffy was designed to cling and stick between the teeth.
41. The handheld planer had two rows of carbide teeth that effectively shaved the wood.
42. Tiny chips of tooth enamel scattered on the floor after she bit into the rock hard candy.
43. The dentist recommended whitening strips to lighten my stained teeth.
44. Brushing your teeth twice daily and flossing once is recommended for good oral hygiene.
45. Her braces tightened the wires and bands around her protruding front teeth.
46. The orthodontist fitted her with Invisalign aligners to gradually straighten her crooked teeth.
47. The children's chalky candies left traces of colorful residue between their teeth.
48. The broken comb snagged on a matted tangle in her hair, yanking out one of her loose baby teeth.
49. The shark attack victim needed stitches in her arm and several teeth extractions.
50. He gritted his teeth in frustration and anger.
51. Brushing your teeth is important to removing plaque and bacteria from between your teeth and gums.
52. Grinding or clenching your teeth wears down the tooth enamel.
53. The nutcracker finally snapped and splintered under the pressure of cracking the tough nut between its metal teeth.
54. The dentist removed her impacted wisdom tooth.
55. The rodent's gnawing jaws were continually moving, sharpening its ever-growing front incisors.
56. The wooden rake's teeth became loose and fell out over time.
57. The hat rack's metal teeth were bent out of shape after too many uses.
58. The dog's chew toy had teeth marks all over it.
59. The old wooden pulley wheels had rotten, splintered wooden teeth.
60. The clicker had a jagged metal tooth that made a satisfying clicking sound when pressed.
Common Phases
Bared his
teeth - To show one's
teeth in an aggressive manner.
Beaver
teeth - Large, flat front
teeth that beavers use to gnaw wood.
Braces - Metal wire appliances that attach to
teeth and apply gentle pressure to gradually move
teeth into proper alignment.
Bared her fangs - To show one's long pointed
teeth in an aggressive, threatening manner.
By the skin of (one's)
teeth - To narrowly escape or succeed by only a small margin.
Cutting
teeth - The process of a baby's first
teeth beginning to emerge through the gums.
Falling out of bed - Said of someone who has gaps in between their
teeth.
Grind (one's)
teeth - To clench one's jaw tightly and grind one's
teeth together, expressing extreme anger, frustration, etc.
Grit (one's)
teeth - To clench one's jaw tightly in determination, anger, or to endure pain.
Little piggies - Childish name for toes, derived from the resemblance of toes and piglet's toes.
Show (one's)
teeth - To reveal one's
teeth aggressively, in a way that signals one's willingness to attack.
Sharp
teeth - Said of someone or something that is threatening, dangerous, or predatory.
Whitening strips - Over-the-counter
teeth whitening products, consisting of strips coated with a bleaching agent.
Yellow
teeth - Said of someone whose
teeth appear dull, stained, or discolored, usually due to lack of proper dental hygiene.
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