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In mammals, one of the large teeth toward the back of the mouth. In herbivores they are adapted for grinding. In carnivores they may be carnassials. Premolars are present in milk dentition as well as permanent dentition.



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The extraction of the teeth and local curettage was done due to periodontal and apical destruction on premolar teeth of the right side mandible.
Although premolar teeth just behind the canines also became larger, no general trends in dental evolution accompany this change, Wood holds.
The Hartwick researchers obtained casts of both lower second premolar teeth -- located in the cheek -- and studied them under a scanning electron microscope at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.
 
 
 
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