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Type 2 Diabetes Epidemic in Children; Dentistry and Tooth Decay | 1.8 Billion Spent on Toothpaste While Tooth Decay Rates Continue to ClimbA new report has revealed some interesting statics related to dental health and the amount of money spent on dental hygiene products. Studies estimate that there is about “$1.8 billion spent on toothpaste and $775 million on toothbrushes,” annually. |
 | Topical Fluoride Treatments Given to Children Are Not SafeA new report reveals that one town in the UK will soon be administering routine fluoride treatments to children. According to the report, the decision was made by the NHS to have children’s “… teeth painted with fluoride varnish to combat high rates of dental decay.” The report stated that, “Overall, almost one in three Plymouth children aged five surveyed had suffered from tooth decay.” The NHS hopes to combine fluoride treatments with dental health advice about avoiding sugary foods and improving dental hygiene. |
 | Why Do We Have Wisdom Teeth?Many people often wonder why we have wisdom teeth if they just get removed. Why would nature design us with teeth that don't fit in the mouth? The truth is, nature did design us so that these extra teeth would fit inside the mouth. The conflict for why the teeth once fit into our mouth and now do not, is a result of improper facial development due to the foods we consume. |
 | The Evolutionary Impact on DentistryWhile we cannot retrieve data on everything from the skeletal remains of our ancestors, we can easily see the teeth and jaw bones. have shown no evidence of malocclusion or minimal signs of tooth decay. Where did these problems come from? A newer approach to dentistry known as Evolutionary Oral Dentistry or Darwinian Dentistry aims to find that answer. |