British didn’t colonize the entire world back then
AjVanApVout on
They had less sugar
TheyreHerrrrreee on
In reality it’s DNA. Some people have messed up teeth.
zeeeeeeeer on
Eat hards things , I can help you with that >:3
dankshot35 on
proof that they are all fakes made by young earth deniers /j
Astralesean on
We don’t stimulate our jaws enough
klaes_drummer on
The human jaw is shrinking, due to processed food and eating habits, but the number of teeth is the same
19eightyn9ne on
Teeth are extremely genetic, some people take the best care of theirs and yet they have lots of problems while some take almost no care and still have very nice teeth. 🤷♂️
Robot_Souls_78_2 on
They didn’t a crapload of eat granulated sugar back then.
rizzosaurusrhex on
Bad vision people died from predators so there was no glasses either
redboi049 on
Evolution. Technically deevolution
carrotman_yt on
It’s because us modern humans eat more soft foods than hard foods.
Life-Bass-2013 on
In the early ages, there wasn’t so much processed sugar in food. They didn’t need oral hygiene of our level.
clippervictor on
Before the Middle Ages, tooth decay wasn’t such a threat due to sugar not being in our diet. There is a very interesting section of a documentary with Suzanna Lipscomb where this is very well explained and they even compare two separate skulls to show it.
This_Is_Ketchu on
A lot of folks already mentioned the chewing, but I’ve heard that toxins also play a part.
clippervictor on
Before the late middle ages, tooth decay wasn’t such a threat due to sugar not being in our diet. There is a very interesting section of a documentary with Suzanna Lipscomb where this is very well explained and they even compare two separate skulls to show it.
Other_Preparation292 on
They didnt eat sugar so much
The_Ax_Of_Lotl on
The reason their teeth are straighter is because humans have been slowly evolving smaller mouths without decreasing the number of teeth
Sonova_Vondruke on
Some palette are just lucky
DonVargas-9 on
This is just a guess, but I’m thinking that skull was from a dude who died young, so tooth decay didn’t set in yet.
Karthear on
The softness of modern day food is partially to blame.
We’ve done this to ourselves. Softness, sugar, additives. Generations will pass and our teeth will adapt
ExtremePresent73 on
Teeth begun to be messed up when we started to consume sugar and cereals in massive quantities.
ComplexxToxin on
Yeah they didn’t have a bunch of sugar and bull shit in their food.
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probably all the tylenol were taking
British didn’t colonize the entire world back then
They had less sugar
In reality it’s DNA. Some people have messed up teeth.
Eat hards things , I can help you with that >:3
proof that they are all fakes made by young earth deniers /j
We don’t stimulate our jaws enough
The human jaw is shrinking, due to processed food and eating habits, but the number of teeth is the same
Teeth are extremely genetic, some people take the best care of theirs and yet they have lots of problems while some take almost no care and still have very nice teeth. 🤷♂️
They didn’t a crapload of eat granulated sugar back then.
Bad vision people died from predators so there was no glasses either
Evolution. Technically deevolution
It’s because us modern humans eat more soft foods than hard foods.
In the early ages, there wasn’t so much processed sugar in food. They didn’t need oral hygiene of our level.
Before the Middle Ages, tooth decay wasn’t such a threat due to sugar not being in our diet. There is a very interesting section of a documentary with Suzanna Lipscomb where this is very well explained and they even compare two separate skulls to show it.
A lot of folks already mentioned the chewing, but I’ve heard that toxins also play a part.
Before the late middle ages, tooth decay wasn’t such a threat due to sugar not being in our diet. There is a very interesting section of a documentary with Suzanna Lipscomb where this is very well explained and they even compare two separate skulls to show it.
They didnt eat sugar so much
The reason their teeth are straighter is because humans have been slowly evolving smaller mouths without decreasing the number of teeth
Some palette are just lucky
This is just a guess, but I’m thinking that skull was from a dude who died young, so tooth decay didn’t set in yet.
The softness of modern day food is partially to blame.
We’ve done this to ourselves. Softness, sugar, additives. Generations will pass and our teeth will adapt
Teeth begun to be messed up when we started to consume sugar and cereals in massive quantities.
Yeah they didn’t have a bunch of sugar and bull shit in their food.