noun a pointed tooth, especially a canine tooth in humans
In mathematics, cuspid is used to describe a point on a curve where the curve has a sharp corner or point of discontinuity.
In anatomy, a cuspid refers to a pointed or conical structure, such as a pointed end of a heart valve.
In dentistry, a cuspid is a type of tooth, also known as a canine tooth, that is located towards the front of the mouth and is used for tearing food.
In dentistry, the term 'cuspid' refers to the pointed tooth located between the incisors and the premolars.
Orthodontists often use the term 'cuspid' when discussing tooth alignment and positioning in relation to braces or other orthodontic treatments.
Oral surgeons may refer to the cuspid when discussing surgical procedures involving the extraction or repositioning of these teeth.