#dentition

• Acrodont — Regarding animals or dentitions; having the teeth fused directly to the free upper margin or crest of the jawbones, without being implanted in bony sockets (alveoli).
• Anisodont — Having teeth that are unequal in size, shape, or structure; the term specifically describes a type of asymmetric dentition found in certain extinct reptiles or mammals, where the elements of the dental arch visibly differ from one another. As a masculine noun, it defines an organism or a fossil specimen characterized by this anatomical conformation adapted for specific feeding or predatory habits.
• Anisodonty — The state or characteristic of an organism of having teeth that are unequal in size, shape, or structure within the same dentition. This anatomical phenomenon is specific to certain vertebrate species, especially reptiles and some mammals, representing a structural evolutionary adaptation to optimize the gripping, cutting, or chewing of particular food types.