Iqra5 months ago
What are posterior teeth?
The American Dental Association (ADA) defines "posterior" as referring to the teeth and tissues toward the back of the mouth. These teeth include the premolars and molars. Unlike your front teeth‚ also known as anterior teeth‚ people won't usually see the teeth in the back of your mouth when you smile.
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