Ancient Egyptian bread made their teeth fall out because of how coarse the bread was.
well they eat bread which is made by rocks and then they chew on the rocks and have bad teeth
Litterally speaking, it destroyed their teeth. The teeth of ancient Egyptians had always been found to be much worn, and usually this had been explained by the assumption that they used their teeth as tools. But someone remarked that the same wear and tear was found on the teeth of the more wealthy, who probably had servants to do the gnawing for them. Only then a closer look was taken at their food, such as it had remained and found in peoples' tombs. It was discovered that sand was everywhere in their food, especially in their bread which was the Egyptians' staple food. Simple tests then showed that the sand content was such as to systematically wear down the enamel of their teeth. Culturally speaking, it made the Egyptians a very homogeneous people, as the desert formed a formidable barrier to an easy influx of other tribes and races, such as happened in Mesopotamia. Plus, this relative cultural isolation made that Egyptian culture, art, technical developments and traditions changed very little over the ages.
Teeth
Sticks, Stones, hands, feet, teeth, lungs.
Mice
well they eat bread which is made by rocks and then they chew on the rocks and have bad teeth
A dentist.
Too much can cause acid erosion to teeth.
No, because everyones teeth grows in different ways, some peoples teeth might be straight and others might be crooked but its not there fault.
Litterally speaking, it destroyed their teeth. The teeth of ancient Egyptians had always been found to be much worn, and usually this had been explained by the assumption that they used their teeth as tools. But someone remarked that the same wear and tear was found on the teeth of the more wealthy, who probably had servants to do the gnawing for them. Only then a closer look was taken at their food, such as it had remained and found in peoples' tombs. It was discovered that sand was everywhere in their food, especially in their bread which was the Egyptians' staple food. Simple tests then showed that the sand content was such as to systematically wear down the enamel of their teeth. Culturally speaking, it made the Egyptians a very homogeneous people, as the desert formed a formidable barrier to an easy influx of other tribes and races, such as happened in Mesopotamia. Plus, this relative cultural isolation made that Egyptian culture, art, technical developments and traditions changed very little over the ages.
yes it is because it has fiber
the organ in mouth that helped you to break the bread into pieces are molar,pre molar,and six-molar .
Definitely
They check out peoples teeth to see if they are healthy
Everybodys differant. Peoples teeth sometimes begin to fall out or "move" in a late age. And some peoples begin in an early age. Its unpredictable. Sorry.
It cleans its teeth
No