Is this image about child teeth development accurate?
The picture is described as "A child’s skull before losing baby teeth". The point of displaying the picture seems to be that it's expected to be scary or disgusting - repulsive to the audience. This raises doubts about whether it is accurate, or an image that has been edited, or where context has been altered for shock value.
What happens to the holes in the skull where teeth were …
This is a skull of a child of around 5 plus years; based on the eruption status and is an example of classic development and eruption pattern of of the teeth at that age. everyone goes through it. It probably looks scary to persons unfamiliar with normal anatomy and because the outer cortical plate has been removed to show the developing tooth ...
medical science - Are children's baby/milk teeth a potentially …
There's a raft of claims recently that baby (or milk) teeth are are a rich source of stem cells and could be used in the future to help cure diseases to or regrow failed and damaged organs. These claims are encouraging parents to save their children's baby teeth. For example, this 2013 article by a dentist in the Daily Mail:
Does Xylitol Need be Ingested to Reduce Tooth Decay?
2021年1月10日 · In her book, Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye, Ellie Phillips DDS recommends wiping a baby's teeth with xylitol enriched baby wipes to reduce tooth decay: For added protection and to ensure your baby's mouth is healthy before teeth begin to erupt, wipe his or her gums with a 100% xylitol wipe such as Spiffies..
zoology - What animal does this skull belong to? I found it in a …
2024年9月16日 · $\begingroup$ a shot of the teeth will tell you a lot more than a top veiw of the skull. teeth and their placment in the jaw will tell you a lot in mammals. Scale is also important, how long is it. Scale is also important, how long is it.
How accurate is facial reconstruction in forensics?
People look for the sagittal suture – the squiggly line that runs the length of the skull – If it is fully fused, the remains are likely to be of someone older than 35. After that professionals look for a second line at the front of the skull -- the coronal suture …
What is the evolutionary reason behind the fragility of teeth?
Note there are one group of mammals that does keep regrowing teeth, cetaceans have re-evolved polydont by giving up the differentiated heterodont complex teeth of other mammals, they have lost the genes entirely. So for mammals the choices are extremely simple endless teeth or a set number of different complex teeth.
At what temperature do human bones disintegrate?
2016年5月12日 · I know, the human skin can get damaged as quickly as 2 seconds, when exposed to temperature above 80 Celsius. However, what about human bones, say the skull? For example, when you cook a meal, at...
Does milk make your bones stronger? - Skeptics Stack Exchange
2019年11月8日 · It's a common notion that milk makes bones stronger; milk contains calcium and bones contain calcium. But obviously it's not the case that calcium ingested is immediately deposited into bones. In f...
What are the upper and lower sets of teeth are called?
2020年2月15日 · Upper teeth: maxillary teeth Lower teeth: mandibular teeth. The term, "maxillary", is given to teeth in the upper jaw and "mandibular" to those in the lower jaw. If you search these terms you will find many references. You can start with wikipedia which has many cross references.
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