The Advanced Dental Care of Ancient China
Rudimentary dental extractions were performed in China as early as 6,000 BC.
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How We Breathe Impacts our Teeth for Life
Mouth-breathing can cause all kinds of short-term issues.
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The Decayed Teeth of Early Modern England
There was something rotten in the state of England during the Early Modern Era: everyone’s sweet tooth!
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40% of Kids Have a Cavity by Age 11!
Two out of every five kids will end up with one or more cavities by their eleventh birthday.
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Dental Health of Early Native Americans
When we picture people of earlier eras, particularly pre-industrial ones, we tend to assume that they must have had really bad teeth.
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Bad Breath: A Big Deal in Medieval England
In the middle ages, the English didn’t understand much about cavities or gum disease, but they did put a huge emphasis on having fresh breath.
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A Snoring Habit Could Mean Sleep Apnea
Around 1 in 5 children with a snoring habit get it from sleep apnea.
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3 of History’s Strangest Teeth Traditions
Throughout history, different cultures have come up with some pretty unusual solutions for dental health problems.
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What Builds a Healthy Smile?
We all know how important daily brushing and flossing are to a growing child’s smile.
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