Teeth, they are with us hopefully till the end. We grow them after we are born as to not tourture our mom with breast feeding. Then when our head gets too big, we get rid of the small ones and grow another set that will last us supposedly the rest of our lives. However, somewhere along the evolutionary ladder, we developed the ability to have cavities. Is this a defect in evolution? Are we outliving out teeth's experation date? Why don't we grow a backup set?
Unsolved (Jan 2011) Cavities worldwide decreasing even without fluoride. Solution, unknown
History (Dec 2012) The Evolution of Cavities. Solution, attack Streptococcus mutans biologically
Medical (March 2013) Teasing out New Teeth Solution, cell manipulation between molar and gums
Unsolved (Jan 2011) Cavities worldwide decreasing even without fluoride. Solution, unknown
History (Dec 2012) The Evolution of Cavities. Solution, attack Streptococcus mutans biologically
Medical (March 2013) Teasing out New Teeth Solution, cell manipulation between molar and gums
No comments:
Post a Comment