The real question is why do we. Granted, humans and animals have had dental problems throughout history. Even in ancient times, humans had rudimentary dental procedures, including drilling cavities and frayed branch toothbrushes.
Animals in the wild eat a lot of natural foods and drink a lot of water. Both of these contribute to healthier teeth. The more we process our food, the more we end up with a paste of food particles in our teeth. When I say processed, I mean even simple things as bread. If we were still eating whole grains off of the wheat sheaf, we wouldn't get the thick bread plaque on our teeth. But even with this, ancient humans didn't have as much of a problem as we do today. The bread was of a higher grain content, and the teeth were not bathed constantly in acids and sugars as our teeth are today.
Fruits, honey, sugar and other foods high in sugars weren't as as much as a staple in our diet as they are today, and the more readily available foods had low sugar content. Sugar feeds bacteria, which etches the teeth.
But with all of this said, eating a natural diet, both humans and animals both suffer problems associated with lack of oral hygiene. Dogs and cats and bears all get cavities. We just have the intelligence to do something about it.
So you dont have bad teeth
It Forms When You Dont Brush Your Teeth. :) Keep Brushing Them,. :)
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so you dont get infections and have bad teeth
you must if you dont wanna your teeth to dissolve
i dont think they did
brush your teeth! brush your teeth! and floss! dont forget to floss! and rinse with mouthwash! dont forget the mouthwash! and how about that toothpaste! make sure you brush after EVERY MEAL!
people dont brush their teeth
you get gingivitis
For sure, espessiciallly if you dont brush your teeth!!
they dont brush their teeth or floss
An animals teeth are not often healthy and that is why there is toothpaste and brushes for dog/cat teeth. When you take your dog to the vet he looks at the teeth. Wild animals are often missing teeth and animals in zoos get dental care.