Educational tooth anatomy chart from Surfside Kids Pediatric Dentistry, designed for children to learn about dental structure.

Let’s go step by step to match each number on the tooth diagram with the correct label from the list.

We have 7 numbers pointing to different parts of the tooth, and 7 labels:

1. ENAMEL
2. NERVES & BLOOD VESSELS
3. PULP
4. ROOT
5. GUMS
6. CROWN
7. DENTIN

Now let’s look at where each number points and think about what part of the tooth it is.

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Number 1 → Points to the outer white layer on the top part of the tooth (the visible part above the gum). That’s the hardest part — ENAMEL.

Number 2 → Points to the very bottom inside the root, where the nerves and blood vessels enter. So that’s NERVES & BLOOD VESSELS.

Number 3 → Points to the soft center inside the tooth, which contains nerves and blood vessels — that’s called the PULP.

Number 4 → Points to the part of the tooth below the gum line, anchored in the jaw — that’s the ROOT.

Number 5 → Points to the pink tissue surrounding the base of the tooth — that’s the GUMS.

Number 6 → Points to the entire top visible part of the tooth — that’s the CROWN.

Number 7 → Points to the layer just under the enamel — it’s softer than enamel but still hard — that’s DENTIN.

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Let’s double-check:

- Enamel = outermost layer on crown → #1 ✔️
- Nerves & Blood Vessels = at tip of root → #2 ✔️
- Pulp = inner chamber → #3 ✔️
- Root = lower part in bone → #4 ✔️
- Gums = around tooth base → #5 ✔️
- Crown = top part you see → #6 ✔️
- Dentin = under enamel → #7 ✔️

All match correctly!

Final Answer:
1. ENAMEL
2. NERVES & BLOOD VESSELS
3. PULP
4. ROOT
5. GUMS
6. CROWN
7. DENTIN