Adjective modifier

• sweet: They are all there to tempt the sweet tooth.

Converse of object

• clench: The ones who conquer fear through repetition, through sweat, through clenched teeth.

Modifies a noun

• decay: Plain water doesn't cause tooth decay or erosion.

• whitening: In Cosmetic treatment How much does tooth whitening cost?

• enamel: Tooth enamel analysis proved they could not have been brought up in the local chalk area.

• fairy: My dentist even gave me it the tooth in a little tooth fairy envelope.

• comb: Always avoid brushing curly hair, use a wide tooth comb to just separate the curls instead.

Noun used with modifier

• incisor: This order is named due to the modifications of the incisor teeth that project forward, in a similar way to rodents.

• cheek: The jaws bore small chisel like incisors, small canines, and low-crowned cheek teeth with rounded conical cusps.

• shark: Sharks teeth at Barton can be picked up from the foreshore making this location ideal for all the family.

Preposition: of

• comb: Alternatively, hold the nail between the teeth of a comb.

• gale: And no Australian has smiled as much into the teeth of an oncoming gale.

Preposition: with

• plier: Another guard pulled out two of his upper teeth with pliers.