Interesting facts about teeth

Peer into a mirror, open your mouth, and you are greeted by a remarkable feat of natural engineering: the arrangement of your teeth. It is not a haphazard

The story of how we came to fill cavities with that familiar silvery-grey material, dental amalgam, is a surprisingly long and often contentious one.

We often think of our mouths primarily in terms of their basic functions: eating, speaking, maybe flashing a smile. But what if I told you that this very

Deep within the seemingly solid fortress of each tooth lies a hidden chamber, a soft, living core known as the dental pulp. Often misunderstood or simply

Ever looked closely at a tooth, perhaps a newly erupted one, and noticed incredibly fine, almost wave-like horizontal lines on its surface?

Our gums, more formally known as the gingiva, are remarkable tissues. They play a crucial role in supporting our teeth and protecting the underlying bone.

Think about it for a moment: your permanent teeth are quite the marvel of natural engineering. After a childhood spent with a set of temporary, or “