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No they didn't because that would not be possible because they didn't have electricity. That is certainly true, however it should be mentioned that the act of drilling teeth goes back thousands of years before the Romans, to the Neolithic era. Graves near a Neolithic town in Pakistan show the skulls of people with clear evidence that their teeth had been drilled, complete with drill marks. The teeth were in the back of the mouth so could not have been drilled for decorative purposes.

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