Digestive system

Journey of food Pg3 All about teeth. Pg4 Types of teeth. Pg5 Stomach. Pg6 Intestines. Pg7

The stomach is an important part of the digestive system.Once the food reaches the stomach, it will remain there for about 4 hours.while it is there, enzymes break down the food.Muscles in the stomach squeeze in ripples to churn up the food.

What happens in your stomach?

The teeth are the first part of the digestive system

You have two sets of teeth in your lifetime - milk teeth and adult teeth. Your 20 milk teeth fall out and you get replaced with 32 adult teeth.its important to brush your teeth twice a day , once in the morning and the second time is at night.

The digestive system acts in stages to digest our food.Each stage is important and prepares the food for the next stage.

Did you know that the entire digestive system is 20 to 30 feet long!

The digestive system breaks down our food to give us energy.It starts in our mouth with the teeth.The food then travels down the oesophagus into the stomach.From there it passes into the intestines.what then happens is it left passes out through the rectum.

Small intestine - After some hours, the stomach passes a thick liquid called chyme onto the small intestine, enzymes continue to break this liquid down but the small intestine is also responsible for absorbing nutrients into the bloodstream.   Large intestine - Next , the chyme travels to the large intestine (also known as the bowel or the colon).This is the final stage of the digestion process.

What happens in your intestines?

Teeth are the white thing in your mouth which help you chew and eat your food properly.

We have 4 types of teeth in our mouth, they are called incisors,canines, premolars and molars. Incisors: We have 8 incisors when we have adult teeth.They are sharp and are used for biting off food. Premolars and molars: We have 8 premolars and molars. Canines: We have 4 canines. Canines are pointed and are used for tearing and gripping food.

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