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FUNNY AND INTERESTING FACTS FROM THE WEIRD WORLD OF TEETH.




GEORGE WASHINGTON’S FAMOUS DENTURES ACTUALLY WEREN’T MADE OF WOOD. HE HAD FOUR
PAIRS OF DENTURES, AND THEY WERE MADE OF GOLD, IVORY, LEAD, AND A MIXTURE OF
HUMAN, DONKEY, AND HIPPO’S TEETH!l

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Your teeth are as unique as your fingerprint, no two sets are the same.

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Humans didn’t struggle with the issue of crooked teeth until agriculture came
into existence. As farming became the new normal for Homo sapiens, and we did
away with hunter-gathering, our diets changed to include softer foods that
required less chewing. Scientists have theorised that as a result, our jaws were
altered over time and became shorter and wider. Unfortunately, our teeth didn’t
evolve along with our jaw, which basically means there is now less room in a
human mouth for teeth, and that’s why they can get crowded and become displaced.

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Cambodia – the child throws the tooth into the sky so the fairies can bring them
a new one.

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Italy – both the Tooth Fairy and the Tooth Mouse may collect baby teeth in
exchange for a present.

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Cherokee Indian children throw the tooth on the roof, repeating, “Beaver, put a
new tooth in my jaw!” four times.

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Tastebuds have a lifespan of about 10 days and take about 1 to 2 weeks to
regenerate.

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Cats need taurine in their diet or else they may lose their teeth, fur, and
eyesight. Taurine is an amino acid that naturally occurs in the human body as
well as in many foods such as meat, fish, and dairy. It’s often added to energy
drinks because it improves physical performance.

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Swaziland – the child puts the tooth in a shoe, and by morning it will be
replaced by candy.

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Kids in Mexico and Spain expect the Tooth Mouse to come and take their baby
teeth from under their pillows.

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The amount of fluoride in a tube of toothpaste can actually be fatal to
children. Depending on the age and weight of a child, ingesting a certain amount
of toothpaste can cause severe poisoning. That’s why it’s important for kids to
spit out fluoride toothpaste after they’re done brushing!

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CONTRARY TO BELIEF, DO NOT PLACE A CAP ON YOUR TOOTHBRUSH.It is actually causing
bacteria to accumulate and fester within the moist environment. This could lead
to potential problems for your teeth. In fact, if you are using a mouthwash, it
may be a good practice to rinse the bristles of the toothbrush with the
mouthwash every now and then.

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The children of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation tribe of Canada give lost
teeth to their mother or grandmother, who place the tooth in a tree. The family
then dances around the tree together to encourage the tooth to grow in as
straight as the trunk.

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China – upper teeth are placed at the foot of the child’s bed and lower teeth
are thrown onto the roof to encourage the permanent teeth to grow faster.

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During the American Civil War, soldiers needed to have at least four opposing
front teeth so they could tear open a gunpowder pouch on the battlefield. Some
draftees would have their front teeth removed so as to avoid service.

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73% OF AMERICANS WOULD RATHER GO GROCERY SHOPPING THAN FLOSS. In fact, only 4 in
10 Americans floss routinely, and 20 percent never do. In other studies, only
12% of people admit flossing.

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raq – the tooth is thrown up into the sky, back to Allah.

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A WEST VIRGINIA PRISON INMATE IN 1994 BRAIDED DENTAL FLOSS INTO A ROPE TO CLIMB
UP A WALL- AND SUCCESSFULLY ESCAPED! A Floss is made of nylon filament and can
withstand a huge load of forces. In fact, a floss may be found handy in other
uses. For example, floss can be used as a fishing line. Or maybe not.

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Ancient Greeks used pumice, talc, alabaster, coral powder or iron rust as
toothpaste.

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The ancient Romans whitened their teeth using stale urine. Urine contains
ammonia, which Romans used to clean and whiten their teeth. The ammonia acted as
a bleaching agent and was allegedly very effective!

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Giraffes only have bottom teeth.

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Only two-thirds of your tooth is visible, the other third is hidden underneath
your gums.

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Naked mole rats can move their incisors (front teeth) independently, kinda like
chopsticks.These rodents use their teeth for carrying things, digging, fighting,
grooming, and of course, eating.

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In 1905, Dental Assistant Irene Newman was trained to clean teeth. She became
the first Dental Hygienist.

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Mayans would bejewel their teeth using early drills. Mayan kings and queens
would have minute holes drilled into their teeth with tiny pieces of jade placed
in them. Jade was a precious stone to the ancient Mayan – it signified nature,
growth, and sustenance. Rulers used it to tell their people that they could be
trusted to nurture and take care of them. The wealthy non-ruling class would
also modify their teeth for aesthetic purposes, but this would be done with more
affordable jewels.

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ROMANS PLACED CAPS ON TEETH. The Romans used impressive dental technology for
their time. They fixed cavity-ridden teeth with gold crowns. They also made
bridges to fix gaps from missing teeth. They even had a form of toothpaste- a
mix of honey and crushed eggshells.

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IN MEDIEVAL GERMANY, THE ONLY BELIEVED WAY TO CURE A TOOTHACHE WAS TO KISS A
DONKEY! Visiting Oxidio now days is a better option.

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Did you know the Tooth Fairy that American kids grow up with originated in
17th-century France?

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There are 10-12 teaspoons of sugar in a single can of soda.

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AIRBORNE PARTICLES FROM TOILET FLUSHING CAN ACTUALLY MAKE THEIR WAY TO YOUR
TOOTHBRUSH BRISTLES!Keep your toothbrushes in a drawer, or at least 6 feet from
the toilet. Always replace your toothbrush every 3 months.

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50% OF PEOPLE SAY THAT SOMEONE’S SMILE IS THE FIRST PHYSICAL TRAIT THEY NOTICE!

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Adults have 12 molars (including 4 wisdom teeth), 8 premolars, 4 canines and 8
incisors.

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There’s a statue in Mexico called the “Lord of Patience”, which is fitted with
real human teeth.

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Way before humans came up with writing systems, or even the wheel, they would
drill rotten teeth to correct tooth decay. There’s evidence that 14,000 years
ago, humans removed decayed dental tissue using primitive tools. 5,000 years
later, the first dental drill is believed to have been used in what is now
Pakistan. The discovery was made in a Neolithic graveyard where at least nine
individuals evidenced use of a dental drill due to the precise holes in their
molars.

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Bhutan – the tooth is thrown on the roof as an offering to the moon goddess.

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Humans only have 2 sets of teeth to last them their entire lifetime. Once you
have all your permanent teeth make sure you look after them and brush twice a
day!

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Argentina – children put their tooth in a glass of water for the Tooth Mouse.

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Many diseases are linked to your oral health, including heart disease,
osteoporosis and diabetes.

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The first toothbrushes were tree twigs. Chewing on the tips of the twigs spread
out the fibers, which were then used to clean the teeth.

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The Blue Whale is the largest mammal on earth, but it eats only tiny shrimp
because it has no teeth.

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The most valuable tooth belonged to Sir Isaac Newton. In 1816 one of his teeth
was sold in London for $3,633, or in today’s terms $35,700. The tooth was set in
a ring! (source: Guinness World Records 2002).

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The oldest known filling in the world is 6,500 years old and is made of beeswax.
The filling belongs to a 24 to 30-year-old Neolithic man. Scientists noticed
that a vertical crack in one of his teeth had been fitted with a perfectly sized
thin cap of beeswax, suggesting that Neolithic humans may have used the material
to fill their cavities regularly while they were alive.

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A tooth that has been knocked out can sometimes be saved if it is jammed back
into the empty socket immediately. Remember that episode of Friends where Monica
cuts off Chandler’s toe? Well, this is just like that! If your tooth is knocked
out, you should wash it off in water and try to reinstall it in your mouth.
Gently push it into the socket, making sure you only touch the crown and not the
root, and close your mouth to hold it in place. If your tooth is knocked out,
please seek professional medical advice immediately.

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COTTON CANDY-MAKING MACHINES WERE CO-INVENTED BY A DENTIST! AND COTTON CANDY
USED TO BE CALLED “FAIRY FLOSS.” There you go, now you should start loving your
dentist again.

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Throughout history, poor people have sold their teeth for money.

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Japan – bottom teeth are thrown onto the roof, and top teeth are thrown under
the house, to encourage them to grow straight, healthy, and strong.

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In The Hangover, no effects or prosthetic were used for Stu’s missing tooth – Ed
Helms actually has a fake incisor which he took out. One of Ed’s adult teeth
never came through – which is actually quite common – and he had an implant
fitted at age 16. To film the parts of the movie where one of Stu’s front teeth
is missing, Ed had his dentist remove his implant in order to save using
prosthetics or blacking out a tooth.

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Some Central American countries fashion jewelry from lost baby teeth, a
tradition said to originate from ancient Viking customs where articles belonging
to children were regarded as powerful, good luck, and sometimes carried into
battle.

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The average amount of money left by the tooth fairy in 1950 was 25 cents. In
1988 it was $1.00, the going rate now is $2.00.

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Lesotho – the tooth is thrown onto the roof of the home, so a lizard can bring
the child a new tooth.

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Dogs have 42 teeth, cats have 30 teeth, pigs have 44 teeth, and an armadillo has
104 teeth.

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Milk teeth start to form before you are born but only come through once the
child is between 6-12months old.

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North Korea – the child throws the tooth in the air, and a black bird comes and
takes it away in exchange for a new, white tooth.

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In 1866, Lucy Beaman Hobbs became the first licensed female dentist.

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Mongolia – the tooth is covered in meat fat and fed to a young dog, so the dog
can bring to bring a strong new tooth (because dogs have strong teeth and can
eat bones).

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If you’re right handed, you will chew your food on your right side. If you’re
left handed, you will tend to chew your food on your left side.

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During an expedition to Antarctica in July 1911, explorer Apsley
Cherry-Garrard’s teeth chattered so violently that they actually shattered.
Cherry was there to collect emperor penguin eggs with his colleagues Henry
Bowers, Bill Wilson, and Robert Scott. To reach the emperor penguin colony, the
men had to endure a severe Antarctic midwinter, in which temperatures plunge to
-60°C. Three of them lost their lives, and only Cherry survived to tell the
tale.

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Every year, kids in North America spend close to half a million dollars on
chewing gum.

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Romania – the tooth is thrown over the roof of the house, and the child says
“Crow, crow, take away this bone tooth and bring me a steel one!”

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Egypt – the child wraps the tooth in tissue and throws it to the sun, saying the
words “Shiny sun, shiny sun, take this buffalo’s tooth and bring me a bride’s
tooth,” so that Ra, the sun god, will give them a new one in exchange.

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In Greece, Vietnam, Singapore, India, Sri Lanka, and China, children throw their
baby teeth on the roof when they fall out. Kids in Greece wait for a mouse or
pig to retrieve it, young Sri Lankans await a squirrel, while in India,
anticipation is for the return of a sparrow bearing a new tooth.

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MUMMIES IN EGYPT HAVE BEEN FOUND WITH FILLINGS MADE OF RESIN AND MALACHITE. GOLD
WIRE WAS USED TO BIND ANY LOOSE TEETH TOGETHER.Some even say that Egyptians were
the first people to work one teeth. Many examples are being pass on today.

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The tooth is the only part of the body that can’t heal itself.

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Colombia – parents may dip the tooth in silver or gold to be worn as an earring.

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Humans use 4 different types of teeth to cut chew and grind their food. These
teeth are incisors, canine, premolars and molars.

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The teeth of fallen soldiers.

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Austria – the tooth is made into a key ring, or thrown under the house.

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Kids laugh around 400 times a day, adults just 15 times a day.

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Afghanistan – the child drop the lost tooth down a mouse hole to receive a
strong, new tooth like a mouse’s.

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India – the tooth is thrown on the roof, and the child asks a sparrow to take it
away and bring them a new one.

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The earliest dentist known by name is Hesi-Re. He lived in Egypt over 5,000
years ago.

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Inside each tooth is blood vessels and nerves.

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THE MOST CHOKED ON OBJECT IS A TOOTHPICK. All dentist would say that the most
damaging object to the the gums in between the teeth is the toothpick again.
Therefore, Stop toothpicking and start flossing.

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World-famous author Roald Dahl had all of his teeth removed at 21 years old
because he thought they were more trouble than they were worth. He would also go
around evangelising about having all your teeth pulled out and replaced with
false ones! I’m not not against it.

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Sharks grow their teeth back over and over again. Sharks are continually growing
new teeth – when an older one wears out, it simply falls out onto the ocean
floor and a new one grows in its place. Over its lifetime, the average shark
will produce 20,000-40,000 teeth.

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IN 1948 IN CHINA, THE FIRST TOOTHBRUSH WITH BRISTLES WAS MADE BY USING HAIR FROM
HORSES, HOGS, AND BADGERS.

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The Crocodile Bird flies into the open mouth of a crocodile and cleans the
crocodile’s teeth!

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THE AVERAGE WOMAN SMILES ABOUT 62 TIMES PER DAY, BUT THE AVERAGE MAN SMILES ONLY
8 TIMES PER DAY! We use many muscles to smile everyday. As you will see below,
you use less muscles to smile and more muscles to frown. This is our scientific
explanation about the muscle mechanism of work. We will not be providing a
scientific explanation about why women smile more than men.

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OVER 300 DIFFERENT SPECIES OF BACTERIA ARE FOUND IN PLAQUE.These are average
numbers. You may have more, remember to brush, floss and use mouthwash to kill
them!

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SPORTS-RELATED INJURIES ARE THE CAUSE FOR AROUND 5 MILLION MISSING TEETH EVERY
YEAR! And here comes the mouthguard. Wear a mouthguard to protect your champers!

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DID YOU KNOW THAT 59% OF PEOPLE WOULD RATHER HAVE A DENTAL APPOINTMENT INSTEAD
OF SITTING NEXT TO A PERSON THAT’S TALKING ON A CELL PHONE? Sitting next to a
person that’s talking on a phone could be so annoying especially if the person
is in public since they tend to be louder. Many people prefer the dental visit
over this inconvenience.

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El Salvador – the tooth is put under the pillow, and a little rabbit brings the
child money.

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People who drink 3 or more glasses of soda each day have 62% more tooth decay,
fillings and tooth loss than others. Put down the pop and sports drinks and pick
up some nice fresh water instead.

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In a lifetime your mouth will produce enough saliva to fill two swimming pools!
Saliva has many uses, including assisting you with your digestion and protecting
teeth from bacteria.

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The enamel on the top surface of your tooth is the hardest part of your entire
body!

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South Korea – the child throws the tooth in the air while singing a song, asking
the birds to take the old tooth in exchange for a new one.

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IN EARLY AMERICA, BLACKSMITHS WHO MADE HORSESHOES AND OTHER METAL OBJECTS OFTEN
SERVED AS DENTISTS No wonder why people hate dental appointments. In fact, 80%
of patients would rather do something else than going to the dentist.

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Throughout Central Asia, baby teeth might be put into fat and fed to a dog with
the wish that the child’s replacement tooth will be as strong as the dog’s. If
there is no dog available, the teeth are buried near a tree so that the new
tooth will have strong roots. Some Alaskan tribes also feed baby teeth to a dog
with similar intentions.

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Sudan – the tooth is thrown to the sun, and the child says “take this donkey’s
tooth and replace it with a beautiful gazelle’s tooth!”

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THE FIRST OFFICIAL TOOTHBRUSH COMMERCIAL WAS MADE IN 1938 Are you wondering what
people used to buy before 1938? The first toothpaste was introduced in 1908,
which is 30 years earlier than the tooth brush. Another shocking factor, it took
them 17 years to develop the first toothpaste.

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The elephant grinds its molars and grows new ones. This happens six times in a
lifetime! An elephant’s molar is about 7 inches square and can weigh over 6
pounds.

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DID YOU KNOW SNAIL’S MOUTH IS NO LARGER THAN A PINHEAD- BUT IT HAS MORE THAN
25,000 TEETH. Don’t be fooled by the snail’s size, snails have thousands on tiny
teeth.

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Following the WWII, more people were inclined to commercial products. Therefore,
toothbrushes were widely promoted.

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In 1986, the winner of the National Spelling Bee won by spelling ODONTALGIA
(which means toothache).

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If your tooth gets knocked out, put it in milk and hold it in your mouth, this
will help the tooth to survive longer. And of course, make sure you see your
dentist right away!

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An average person will spend 38.5 days brushing their teeth over their lifetime.

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Brazil – the tooth is thrown on the roof, so it can turn into gold.

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France – in exchange for the tooth, the tooth mouse (La Petite Souris) leaves
small toys under the pillow.

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Scotland – in the lowlands, a white fairy rat purchases lost teeth in exchange
for coins.

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Like fingerprints, everyone’s tongue print is different.

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Nigeria – one of several native traditions is that the child draws 7 circles in
a straight line on the ground, and then dances in each circle. Dancing well
helps the teeth grow in straight; if you dance badly, they’ll grow crooked.

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