Far from it. Instead of just looking at only one anatomical detail, we need to consider at the very least our anatomy in general and as a whole. Of course not. But it does clearly indicate that we are far less like evolved and true carnivores than we are like herbivores. It turns out that both carnivores and herbivores can eat meat.
Squirrels can eat meat, chimpanzees can eat meat, humans can eat meat.
It also turns out that both carnivores and herbivores can eat plants. There is nothing special about meat protein as mammals do NOT use protein as given, but break down all protein into its constituent amino acids. Yes, both dogs, humans, squirrels or even cows can digest both animal or plant protein. The physiological stress of eating meat and the greater health benefits of a vegetarian diet arguably do support the view that maybe we are best evolved for a vegetarian diet. Certainly, with respect to the anthropological evidence, we evolved as frugivorous animals.