ABSOLUTELY NOT! Our teeth are designed for chewing. If anyone has told you, this they are lying to your face.
No: teeth have a sort of "memory" that keeps the roots in one particular place. Even if something really hard such as a jawbreaker was chewed, the tooth would most likely not shift.
No losing weight doesn't have anything to do with crooked teeth! LOL!
absolutely not.
No! It damages our teeth and make it as dirty
no be think so.
Suck on your thumb. It really does work! I know this because when my friend was young she use to suck on her thumb and her teeth are crooked now. You have to put your thumb behind your two front teeth.
Some types of chewing gums can help make your teeth whiter. These types of gum are those that are sugarless and made for teeth whitening. They produce more saliva to wash away food particles and are slightly more abrasive so they can clean stains better.
there is know tooth fairy or santa or easter bunny kids . A tooth is for chewing food. Baby teeth fall out to make way for permanent teeth.
Babies are generally born without teeth. They learn the mechanics of chewing with their gums first, then the teeth make it easier as time goes on.
he had crooked teeth he wanted it to make it straight by wearing braces
Camels don't make very good dentists.
I recommend that any chewing gum that have Xylitol in it! Chewing gum really helps to clean out your teeth and make your breath go away. It cleans the little bits of bacterium in your teeth that you cannot see even though people say it is bad for your teeth it is not!
Chewing gum can damage your teeth because the sugars in gum can make it a great place for bacteria. You should try to chew sugarless gum.