This short book will probably give you more information about teeth Than Most of us thought possible. It Gives an evolutionary perspective on the development of teeth, and a lot of information on the difference in tooth structure entre different species. It shows how truly remarkable Structurally and mechanically teeth are. That I doubt Even the best mechanical engineer Would Be reliable to design anything of comparable complexity.
Reviews The most relatable parts of the book are, naturally, Those That explain the structure and the function of human teeth. Nonetheless, in order to appreciate Their uniqueness It was to contrast Necessary To Those em --other of animals, Including Those of our primate Closest relative. The book offers insights Some large, Including the Reason Why Has Become orthodontry Such a big issue in the West. Our modern diets feature prominently That are very preprocessed foods and soft, qui puts far less pressure on our jaws During Their development. Hence They Become smaller, while still accommodating teeth of the same size. On the positive note with our teeth wear out as Quickly as Those of our ancestors, the goal tradeoff Is That many more of us now-have to wear braces at Some Point.
Overall, this is a very interesting and well-written book as it's will Provide you with a lot of new information. After reading it you will never think of your teeth the same way again.
