How To Clean Our Teeth In The 1600's

One of the funniest although interesting inventions I stumbled upon was, sliced bread! Bread was probably made about 12,000 years ago, by mixing grains and water. It was probably tough and was cooked by putting hot coals on it. It wasn’t until about 1912 that Fredrick Rohwedder had the idea to create a bred slicer. All the bakers he talked to complained that the loves would go stale. So Rohwedder created a wrapper. He went to a Bakery in Battle Creek Michigan; they loved his idea and started making pre-cut loves. (CBC4Kids: Sliced

“Nearly seven out of 10 Americans brush their teeth at least twice a day but more than 30 percent aren’t brushing enough, according to a survey published by Delta Dental,” (colgate.com). Many people all across the United States have dental hygiene issues due to lack of practicing good oral health skills. The reason why some individuals have poor oral health is due to lack of funds, products, race, and simply because they’re lazy. A dental hygienist can provide a patient with better hygiene regiments to motivate the patient on the right path in order to have a healthy mouth.

In one form or another, dentistry has always been around and it was not a comfortable experience. Ancient civilizations chewed sticks to remove debris from teeth. The first real toothbrush was invented in 1438 in China and used boar bristles attached to a bone

1. In the articles "Where Are All The Dentist"? and "History Of Teeth" by Kristin Lewis proves that there were many problems with dentist over a long period of time. The first quote proves that having bad dental care caused deaths. "Dejed died of a bad tooth" (Lewis 13). This proves that having bad teeth in history caused many deaths to people. Bad teeth caused deaths because dentists back in time did not have the right tools to fix a tooth problem so the dentist could not fix the problem. So they patient had to live with the bad tooth witch later then caused deaths. Another quote from Lewis also proves that money was a big issue witch caused bad dental care. "Many Americas cant go to the dentist because of the cost" (Lewis 17). This also proves

The “toothbrush” gained a small sense of popularity when a dapper and fashion-forward man named Hans

In the article, An Eight-Week Clinical Evaluation of an Oscillating-Rotating Power Toothbrush with a Brush Head Utilizing Angled Bristles Compared with a Sonic Toothbrush in the Reduction of Gingivitis and Plaque by Erinn Conde, Renzo Kehauna, Julie Grender, and Ram C. Goyal. The objective of this study was to compare the Phillips Sonicare against the Oral-B rotating toothbrush. With the results to then determine if an oscillating brush would be better than a vibrating one. This study was conducted over the course of 8 weeks. What made this study significant was the amount of subjects used was relatively higher to most studies, at almost 140 subjects. Subjects with mild-to-moderate plaque and gingivitis were evaluated for baseline whole

In reference to my Question, I can use the context of America in the 1900s, fraught with dental horrors and extremely poor quality teeth, to include one of the many reasons why some people are against fluoridation. In the 21st century, Fluorides are featured in the water supplies of 200 million American people, so that tooth decay rates can be lowered. However, looking back to the 20th century, it was that same chemical which had caused the immense breakdown of tooth enamel. Why should the effect be any different now?

Oral hygiene was never practiced as a crucial habit for people throughout the history of mankind and their adaption to the world. From the Mesopotamian civilization to the eighteenth century, proper oral hygiene is labeled at the bottom list of human health. The reason why it was not a major priority is because sugar was scarce throughout the Eurasian continent. The origin of sugar began in New Guinea since its people were considered to be the first to domesticate the sugarcanes. Later in the centuries, the perfect climate made India flourish with sugarcane plantations and started its profitable trade with other countries in Asia and in Europe. Little did society realized, this sweetener “eats” tooth enamel and causes mouth pain and other

An invention that affected my life is the fence stretcher. It affected my life in a positive way because it would take alot longer amount of time to build a fence without it. If you are in a rush to get a nice fence done before dark the fence stretcher is perfect for what you need.

The electric toothbrush is very good for people. After the manual toothbrush the creators decided to make a more advanced one, the electric toothbrush. As people read in “Blue Black Dental” by unknown, “This specific type is affordable,after three months you should buy a new

Both powered and manual toothbrushes can clean your teeth effectively. You may find that you prefer an electric toothbrush because it takes less time to effectively clean your teeth than with a manual brush. Electric toothbrushes are also a good choice for anyone who has limited dexterity, such as arthritic fingers or hands.

The invention I had to research on is the crayons! Yes I know, not that exciting.

Brushing your teeth is a cornerstone of good oral health. Learn about the different types of toothpaste, and how to choose one that is right for you.

In the United States, research was done and new bottling was designed to optimize the appearance of the new toothpaste. The advertising was also focused on the freshness that result from the

Well in the fact that there are a lots of the same product but not the same brand and company which are now competing in the market. Like Happy toothpaste, Close-up, Sensodyne and many more because now on consumers are now sensitive enough in choosing what product might them to choose. The Colgate product is still the same compare to others. But this said product has something to patronize because in my own observation where Colgate is more highly recommended than other product because Colgate has the quality and ability to sustain their product and also it really gives very big and full impact for us the consumers will continue purchasing in a single sachet or in a large portion where people can also buy in a easy way where some can save money and can afford it.