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The ancient Egyptians were pioneers in the field of dentistry. Bad teeth were common among Egyptians. The stone-ground bread they ate was full of sand and grit. This wore away the protective enamel of teeth and left them vulnerable to decay. The tomb of an Egyptian doctor who died some 5,000 tears ago had on it the sign for "tooth". This suggests that his specialty was dentistry.
From around 700 B.C. Etruscan dentists were creating partial dentures, or bridgework. Some bridges could be removed for cleaning. Others were permanently attached to the surviving original teeth. Wide bands of gold fitted over the natural teeth. The fake tooth was held in place with a pin in one of the bands.
The Maya of Central America also used false teeth. In a human jawbone found in the region, pieces of shell replaced three teeth. The jawbone and primitive dentures are believed to belong to a Mayan who lived about A.D.700.
In medieval China, fillings for cavities were available. A hardened paste of mercury, silver, and tin was used to fill the hole left by decay.
In ancient Rome, however, pulling teeth was the general practice. Barbers often performed this procedure. More than a hundred human teeth were found when a barbershop near the Roman Forum was excavated.
The ancient Egyptians were pioneers in the field of dentistry. Bad teeth were common among Egyptians. The stone-ground bread they ate was full of sand and grit. This wore away the protective enamel of teeth and left them vulnerable to decay. The tomb of an Egyptian doctor who died some 5,000 tears ago had on it the sign for "tooth". This suggests that his specialty was dentistry.
From around 700 B.C. Etruscan dentists were creating partial dentures, or bridgework. Some bridges could be removed for cleaning. Others were permanently attached to the surviving original teeth. Wide bands of gold fitted over the natural teeth. The fake tooth was held in place with a pin in one of the bands.
The Maya of Central America also used false teeth. In a human jawbone found in the region, pieces of shell replaced three teeth. The jawbone and primitive dentures are believed to belong to a Mayan who lived about A.D.700.
In medieval China, fillings for cavities were available. A hardened paste of mercury, silver, and tin was used to fill the hole left by decay.
In ancient Rome, however, pulling teeth was the general practice. Barbers often performed this procedure. More than a hundred human teeth were found when a barbershop near the Roman Forum was excavated.
