Create 32 separate SVG files, each containing a single human tooth in a consistent coloring-book style. Filenames: tooth-1.svg through tooth-32.svg. Each SVG must include: a single <g id=\"tooth-N\"> containing one simple black-outline tooth path with no fill; a centered tooth silhouette appropriate to its Universal Numbering (1–3, 14–16, 17–19, 30–32 molars; 4–5, 12–13, 20–21, 28–29 premolars; 6, 11, 22, 27 canines; 7–10, 23–26 incisors). The paths should reflect crown shape: broad multi-cusp for molars, two cusps for premolars, pointed cusp for canines, flat edge for incisors; viewBox 0 0 100 150 and centered alignment for grid rendering; six anchor points per tooth as small circles (radius 1–2) with unique ids: tooth-N-mb, tooth-N-b, tooth-N-db, tooth-N-ml, tooth-N-l, tooth-N-dl positioned relative to crown/root areas; circles must be consistent across teeth; optional class=\"tooth\" on the group and class=\"anchor-point\" on each circle; stroke-width=2, no fill, no colors; minimal clinical chart look. Style: Coloring Book. No shading or gradients.

The image shows a drawing of a set of teeth with different types of teeth, along with numbers and text. The teeth are arranged in a line, with each tooth having a unique shape and size. The numbers range from 0 to 9, and the text provides further information about the teeth.