👉 Ramiform is a type of tooth that has two rows of teeth, each row being smaller than the other. This structure can be found in many different types of animals, including humans and some fish. In humans, for example, the jawbone contains a large number of these "ramiform" teeth, which are used to break down tough proteins into simpler molecules that the body uses for growth and repair. The ramiform tooth is also known as an alveolar tooth because it's connected
