Daniel Olawuyi

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In the sections below I have included some facts about
teeth that I’ve come across when writing various articles.
If you’re also writing about teeth, feel free to use the
facts below but please give attribution to this page.
You may also find our page on dental statistics useful.
What are teeth?

1. Teeth are the hardest substance of your entire body.
   Enamel is a rock-hard mineral! Once damage is
   sustained, enamel cannot regrow or heal itself.
   Strengthen your enamel with toothpastes and
   mouthwashes, and eat plenty of foods containing
   calcium.
2. Teeth aren’t bones , despite the fact that they are both
   hard, white, and contain calcium. Unlike bones, teeth
   can’t heal themselves or grow back if they suffer damage.
3. Enamel protects the dentine beneath it, which is made
   from living cells and calcified tissue.
4. Teeth look yellow when the white enamel is worn down
   , causing it to become translucent. The weaker the
   enamel, the more the yellow of the dentine beneath
   colours the tooth. Another way your teeth lose their
   whiteness is through regular contact with food and drinks
   that cause surface stains , such as coffee and tobacco.
   Whitening pastes have a higher abrasive quality which
   gently wears away surface stains.
5. Only two thirds of your teeth are visible . The rest is
   hidden inside your gum. Gums need just as much
   attention as teeth in your oral health care regime. Plaque
   left on teeth causes tooth decay. Don’t forgot to brush,
   floss and use mouthwash two to three times a day.
6. Flossing is important because it allows you to remove
   plaque from below the gum line, where a toothbrush can’t
   reach. Looking after your gums is important in preventing
   periodontal disease, which creates pockets around your
   teeth. This is just one way you can loose teeth by not
   brushing and flossing regularly.
7. Children’s teeth must be brushed as soon as the first
   tooth shows! Parents can gently clean the tooth with a
   muslin cloth wrapped around the finger or with a very
   soft-bristled brush. Read more advice here .
   Weird Teeth Facts
8. How your teeth are arranged in your mouth is as
   unique as your fingerprint — nobody else has a
   smile like yours!
9. Women smile more than men , and children are 26
   times more likely to laugh than an adult.
10. China has an annual ‘ Love your Teeth’ day on 20
    September.
11. Teeth start to form in the womb .
12. Humans spend 38.5 days of their lives brushing
    their teeth.
13. The average human produces 25,000 quarts of
    saliva in their lifetime — enough to fill two
    swimming pools.
14. Mosquitos have twice as many teeth as humans .
    The average adult human has 32 teeth.
15. There is enough fluoride in a tube of toothpaste to
    kill a small child. Make sure you encourage your
    little one to spit out their paste after brushing.
    Food, Drink and Teeth
16. Cheese can protect your teeth ! It creates a
    protective layer around your teeth which neutralises
    the acid in plaque.
17. Everyone knows red wine can stain teeth, but did
    you know some of the other worst offenders
    include curry sauce, balsamic dressing and
    ketchup!
18. You can create a natural protective barrier to
    prevent staining before a main meal by eating a
    leafy salad or steamed veg .
19. Brushing within half an hour of eating or drinking
    certain foods can actually damage enamel as the
    enamel is softer. Wait an hour before brushing.
20. Your saliva is your best natural defence against
    staining, so sip water regularly .
21. Dried fruit is worse for your teeth than normal fruit.
    The drying process releases free sugars which can
    contribute to a build up of plaque.
    Tooth Decay Facts
22. Tooth decay occurs when acids from food and
    drink create plaque , which dissolves enamel.
23. Plaque starts to form 4 hours after brushing.
24. Plaque contains over 300 species of bacteria .
    Using an anti-bacterial mouthrinse will help to key
    bad bacteria at bay.
25. The NHS estimates 1 in 3 adults have tooth decay.
26. The number one chronic child disease is tooth
    decay; it’s 5 times more common than asthma and
    7 times more common than hay fever.
27. If left untreated, tooth decay in children can lead to
    malnourishment, problems in speaking and
    learning, and even death.
28. Sugar is a major contributor to tooth decay . As
    well as being wary of candy and other overtly-
    sweet foods, check the sugar content of everything
    from ketchup to yoghurt. Don’t forget your
    allowance is 90g a day, and that includes hidden
    sugar in foods like fruit and vegetables.
    Teeth through Time
29. People used to brush their teeth using twigs or
    their fingers before toothbrushes were invented.
    The first toothbrush tools date back to 3500 BC to
    Egyptian times.
30. In Roman times people would use sterile urine as a
    mouthrinse.
31. Hundreds of years ago, people used to attempt to
    cure tooth decay by boiling dogs teeth in wine .
32. The Greeks and Romans used to make an abrasive
    paste out of broken eggshells, bones, ox hooves
    and ashes before toothpaste was invented.
    10 Fun Teeth Facts for Kids
33. Your teeth are hard on the outside and soft on the
    inside . The hard, white part that you can see is
    called ‘enamel.’ Your enamel means that you can
    chew food without hurting the soft part underneath.
34. Teeth are the hardest part of your body , even
    harder than bones!
35. Although teeth and bones look the same colour
    and are hard, teeth aren’t bones.
36. Rats’ teeth are constantly growing , causing them
    to feel a permanent itch. That is why they are
    constantly nibbling and gnawing on everything they
    can get their paws on! Once your baby teeth fall
    out, you will grow your adult teeth, which last
    forever.
37. Sweets and candy make a bad acid in your mouth
    which hurts teeth. Make sure you brush for two
    minutes every time you do your teeth to keep them
    nice and healthy.
38. Your mouth will make enough saliva in your lifetime
    to fill two swimming pools!
39. You use four different types of teeth in your mouth
    to eat: incisors, canine, premolars and molars.
40. A t-rex dinosaur had 60 teeth , but you only have
    about 20!
41. Nobody else in the whole world has the same
    shapes of teeth as you — your smile is special.
42. For Spanish children, Perez the Mouse visits to take
    their teeth that have fallen out instead of the Tooth
    Fairy.