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Why did the ancient egyptians use chew sticks?

Ancient Egyptians used chew sticks primarily for oral hygiene. Made from twigs of certain trees, they helped clean teeth and freshen breath. The frayed ends acted like a brush, while the natural antibacterial properties of the wood contributed to oral health. Additionally, chew sticks were a practical and accessible tool for maintaining dental care in their daily lives.


What baseball pitcher brushed his teeth between innings?

Eccentric major league pitcher Steven John "Turk" Wendell would brush his teeth between innings.


Why were ancient Egyptians teeth so grinded down?

Ancient Egyptians often had their teeth ground down due to their diet, which was high in coarse grains and sand, leading to significant wear. Additionally, the use of grinding tools and the presence of gritty materials in food contributed to dental erosion. Moreover, environmental factors and limited dental care practices at the time exacerbated the issue, resulting in many individuals having worn-down teeth.


Did the Vikings brush their teeth?

Not the way we do. They used willow twigs and beech tree twigs to clean the teeth. Actually, they work pretty well because there is a chemical in them that does well when chewed and helps the teeth. There are people today who still use this old method. They don't need too either, we brought teeth brushing on ourselfs by eating and drinking sugary foods and drinks, bread helps break down plaque. The method above would be reccomended to a peasant and it helped keep their breath fresh. A wife could devorse a man for having bad breath!


What would you use to brush your teeth in colonial times?

They mixied sage together with salt. Also, sage is just a type of plant,that they grew in their gardens.