Interesting facts about teeth

Imagine a world plunged into perpetual twilight, a realm where sunlight dares not penetrate. This is the deep sea, an environment of crushing pressures

We often overlook the things that work silently in the background, and saliva is a prime example. This clear, watery fluid in our mouths does so much more

The image of a Viking often conjures up a fierce warrior, axe in hand, perhaps with a wild beard and a horned helmet (though the latter is a popular misconception).

When you picture teeth, your mind probably conjures images of human incisors, canines, and molars, or perhaps the formidable daggers of a lion or a shark.

It’s easy to overlook our gums. Tucked away inside our mouths, they don’t often grab our attention unless something feels off – a bit of tenderness

Imagine trying to eat sandpaper all day. That’s not far off from the challenge faced by animals whose diet consists primarily of grasses.

Imagine an animal so perfectly adapted to its diet that it has completely done away with one of the most fundamental tools for eating found in most mammals: teeth.

Ever watched a nature documentary and seen a wolf curl its lip, revealing a flash of sharp white? Or perhaps you’ve witnessed a neighborhood cat