Dental Branches

7. The part of a tooth that is visible above the gum line, or a dental restoration covering a damaged tooth.
8. The tip of the root of a tooth.
9. The alignment of teeth when the jaws are closed.
11. The area of dentistry that involves designing and fitting artificial replacements for teeth.
12. A type of tooth primarily used for cutting food; the front teeth.
13. The hard, outer surface of a tooth, providing protection
14. Referring to the surface of the teeth that faces the tongue.

1. The specialty of dentistry that studies supporting structures of the teeth, including gums and bone.
2. A dental device inserted into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth.
3. The decay of teeth caused by bacterial infection leading to cavities.
4. The branch of dentistry that deals with correcting irregularities of the teeth and jaw.
5. The arrangement and condition of teeth in the mouth.
6. The process of a tooth breaking through the gums.
10. The surface of the tooth that is closest to the midline of the dental arch.
11. The soft tissue inside a tooth containing nerves and blood vessels.