The number of large molars or molars

These molars, which number 6 in each jaw, appear at the end of each side of the jaw. The large molars or molars are called the first, second, and third molars, respectively, and the third molar is known as the wisdom tooth. These molars have the highest level of contact with food and are used to crush, chew and grind as much food as possible.
Of course, it is said that wisdom teeth have no effect on chewing food, while in early humans it was used to chew and cut food. These molars are removed surgically in most people. The molars or large molars in humans, 6 were very large in each jaw with sharp, saw-like projections. In the modern man, two of these teeth in each jaw disappeared, which we know today as the wisdom teeth.
In the future, humans will have 4 large molars in each jaw, in other words, in humans, wisdom teeth are about to disappear or not form. However, these molars are not present in some people today or they must be removed through surgery.