Interesting facts about teeth

When we gaze upon a majestic eagle or a swift falcon, the first thing that often captures our attention, aside from their piercing eyes, is their formidable beak.

Ever wondered just how similar your teeth are to the bones that make up your skeleton? It’s a common thought. After all, both are hard, whitish

Imagine a dinner plate that one day holds a juicy piece of fruit, the next a crunchy insect, and the day after, a tough piece of root or even a small critter.

Few sights in the underwater world are as simultaneously mesmerizing and unnerving as the glint of a barracuda’s formidable dentition. These aren’

Ever marvel at how your teeth stay so firmly anchored, chomping through apples and smiling with confidence? While enamel and gums often get the spotlight

Ever marvel at how a papercut vanishes or a scraped knee scabs over and new skin appears? Our bodies are pretty amazing at patching themselves up.

Way back in your mouth, doing the heavy lifting of chewing, are your molars. These broad, sturdy teeth are designed for grinding food, breaking it down

Many of us have looked in the mirror at some point and noticed our gums looking a little bit… fuller than usual. Perhaps a touch redder around the edges of our teeth.

Imagine a world teeming with creatures unlike anything alive today. How do we even begin to piece together their lives, their diets, their very existence?

The throbbing, relentless agony of a toothache is a human experience that transcends time and culture. Long before the advent of modern dentistry, with