Can you tell if there is a difference between a man and a woman's teeth?

There isn't any specific anthropological difference - that is, you couldn't definitively identify whether a person is male or female based on the teeth. However, in general, men's teeth are usually larger - the front teeth, or central incisors are on average 1 mm longer and wider in men than in women. There are some characteristics of teeth that are considered more feminine than masculine - it's usually more feminine to have rounded teeth and masculine to have more squared edges. Small spaces between the teeth is a more masculine look, while slight overlapping is more feminine. These sites go into some of these concepts:

http://www.smigel.com/articles/DentistryToday_11-9...

http://www.emaxhealth.com/79/21912.html

I'm pretty sure men's teeth are more squared...

I remember watching something a long time ago, and I'm pretty sure it was on Dr.G ... or another show like that.

I tried looking for sites... but couldn't find anything at all.

Maybe ask your dentist at your next visit! I'm sure they'd know, or tell you where you could find out :)

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