The Surprising Reason Why Human Teeth Are A Design Disaster - Cheddar Explains
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- We’ve got crooked, cavity-ridden teeth that cause us tons of pain and make us go to the dentist at least once a year. And that’s if your teeth are doing well. But other animals don’t have these problems - so why is it just humans with the bad teeth? It’s actually because it’s our fault.
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Scientific American
McIntosh Dental
Sapiens.org
Medium
LiveScience
Stanford Press
New York Times
The Week
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"Do you have lots of cavities or crooked teeth? Let us know in the comments".
Sure, lady. I'll tell everyone in the comments how rotten my mouth is.
i’m waiting
Child.... I can't even think about my own...
I just got oral surgery for my right molar. They had to add a bone in there because of an infection I had from a previous crown.
All of my upper teeths are implants, waiting for pandemic over to replace lower teeth's with implants too.
Yeah I am a kind of a early cyborg, jokes aside it's really better than natural teeths, no decaying or whatsoever, perfectly optimized for my mouth.
(my gums were receding which led a fast decaying and ultimately lose of some teeths.)
@@jeanp.5929 Yo me two bruh
It took surgery and braces to get these purely straight whites......most of it was NHS aswell so free.
So you're telling me the weird kids that were chewing crayons at school were actually doing a 200 IQ play?
lol
The crayons have done something to them
Minecraft 200 IQ play eating crayons and pencils
Those crayon eaters were marines
Me and my friend always used to chew on pencils
Damn. I always wondered how wild animals and our ancestors dealt with cavities and wisdom teeth and all the other teeth issues without dentists. The answer was apparently “they just don’t have them”
You should read Weston A Price's book about indigenius people teeth from around the world in the 30s.
I mean. Most also don't live as long as we do...
@@plzleavemealone9660 they actually do. You fuc.... Nevermind ....
I read around 70 years is the life expectancy for a hadza immediate return hunter gatherer.
True, but you have to remember that child deaths are most of the deaths there. If you lived to 15, your average life expectancy jumps to 70.
I never had a Cavity, or Needed Braces, or Needed my Wisdom Teeth removed.
I also have a giant mouth and a huge jaw.
Apparently I retained those caveman genes.
Lucky
Me too
Same here as well
Also, I know this is vastly off topic but was anybody else born with a tongue that was too big? By the way, it's really annoying, as it's much easier to accidentally bite yourself > ~
For me its seems that i got the worst genetic for this, i have huge teeth and small jaw, the wisdow tooth didnt even start to appear and they are already getting in wrong positions (some almost sideways)
Me same
The lesson is: Reject humanity, return to monke
I agree
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Lmao!!!
Ooga booga
Yes
this video reminded me to brush my teeth
yes same bro
i have never brushed my teeth
Harambe omg i forgot about you
dont brush your teeth
i have five teeth
As a dentist, I can confirm this though not because I've learned about it during my years of studies, but in fact, quite the opposite.
The standard protocols, the expensive instruments, the vast disciplines in dentistry, the multifarious and exorbitant dental products and etc just make the modern human look unnecessarily fragile and pampered. It was these observations that then led me to my search for how and when dentistry boomed as the idolized lucrative career it is today.
In short, dentistry along with modern medicine, physiotherapy and etc only exist because of these self-made problems (as mentioned very briefly in this video).
Therefore, if you are an urbanite or if you seek to be one, chances are that your $ will be splurged on hoarding those health-artifacts, partaking in those daily health-rites, and getting in on on them periodical health-pampers.
It's ironic really, in this day and age where we boast our understandings of health and longevity, where we claim to have our hands on the key to a quality life, we actually have never been this far away from the truth.
Just take a look at our primate relatives, and take a look at our indigenous neighbors.
Whatever we've stolen from them to become more "civilized" has only led to these embarrassing and sham practices.
Yet, I am still a dentist so I'll tell you this.
Bad dentists don't care about these truths and are in the business for the sole purpose of $.
Good dentists will teach you how to care for your mouth and vehemently ask you to do the same for your family and friends.
You still gotta brush with toothpaste, you still gotta floss. (check out zero-waste to learn how to make your own brushes, pastes and etc.)
But all those rituals will still do you no good if you desire to eat processed garbage and drink branded trash.
Your choice of diet is and forever will be the main decider for your oral health.
Hope you learned your lesson and when I do see you again, you won't be at my clinic. Cheers.
Thank you very much for this piece of advide sir. Bless you!
@Juicelad I really appreciate your response! Hmm, I think I might have caused some misunderstandings. When I say steal, I'm not talking about technologies but rather resources, lands, habitats, and etc.
nice comment
What a healthy burger
@Tuwi the AmAzInG you mean you read it or ignored it?
Another thing to add to the ‘How Boomers Screwed Me Over’ list
Not really
They just made processed food more accessible, we just need to eat tougher foods when we’re kids
"tHe YoUnGeR gEnErATiOn DoN't ReSpeCt Us"
Maybe if you acted worthy of respect and stopped shutting your ears to our problems, maybe then you'de get some respect
@@emberdragon4248 i agree with you i wish they would listen to us
@@emberdragon4248 What problems of yours are not being addressed by these "boomers" but should be anyway? Is there any problem that's only exclusive to your age range? Do pray tell what that is.
@@kolaylas645 wish I knew that when I was a kid
It’s not a design disaster when you admit that earlier humans had perfect teeth. It’s not the design, it’s how modern humans use teeth.
Yo lemme just properly use my wisdom teeth so they stop growing in sideways
@@iamnotpasta4408 Cant fix it now. You have to start as a child.
I highly doubt humans had perfect teeth earlier
@@broodjejonko remains suggest otherwise. It's a disadvantage to have crooked teeth, so isnt an evolutionary trait
@@jlc5271 Evolution does not select only the best. You just have to be good ENOUGH to make offspring.
Sorry future sons/daughters. Daddy ain't gonna give you candies and chocolates. Dad is going to feed you guys with rocks and cement to strengthen your teeth. Love you always.
I'm dead hahaha
Tbh
Make sure to give them trees for breakfast too
You will not bare children, not with that profile pic.
@@MrLeemurman Holy shit dude you are intense af
7:28 dude broke my mans jaw :(
:(
He ripped ol dude's head apart with his bare hands!
F
lol
haha :() go :( )
I guess its all that soft "child" food we give kids. Maybe more nuts, carrots, apples and jerky.
You don’t feed baby food to kids. You feed it to babies
@@jtyree0226 What about 2-3 year olds that are given softer foods dipshit?
good idea besides potential choking hazards, plus peanuts in the early diet can help prevent peanut allergies from developing
@@23ofSeptember who does that? Once babies develop their teeth they aren't supposed to be given baby food anymore, if anything it's not what it was designed for
@@kit_the_inevitable or outright kill a baby. Genius idea
My mom was brushing her teeth every day all of her life, didn't eat much of sweets, but by the age of 45 had her mouth full of prosthetic teeth. My dad never brushed his teeth, ate all sorts of sweets and went to the dentist like... twice in his adult life. I was hoping I've inherited my dad's teeth. Boy was I wrong...
Well hecc 😶
It changes from people to people
Mine are sensible and got a lot of carie . But my dentist said it is because I don't have enough calcium, so my organism take it from the teeth.
ya
I'm the same type as your dad; I often forget about brushing my teeth before going to sleep, I don't avoid sugar products and my teeth are perfect. On the other hand I also eat a lot of though food, I can even break a nutshell only with my teeth :D
I'm a dentist and actually this has some science behind it, if both parents have teeth and genes that actually can get cavitated easily, then their is a high chance that their child/children will be the same. If only the mother has those genes but the father is fine then the child/children have a higher chance of getting the genes on the moms side. Hope that made sense :)
CHEDDAR says almost every organ in our body is a design disaster.
Yeah, and yet people believe “intelligent design” is a thing... that designer should have been fired.
@@joermnyc Depend on whose the designer. Beside most living being in this earth are well suited for their environment.
@@joermnyc well that was a pretty good design for thousands of years, it's all a disaster just for modern age, we barely started living like that
@@joermnyc If your computer runs terrible because it gets filled with dust, and uses a bargain bin power supply would you say the designer should be fired? It even says in the video that our genetics and design isn't the issue, it's the soft foods we eat that create this problem.
@white yes, compared to machine.
People who never had wisdom teeth:
"Ah, yes, interesting."
I think i legit don't even have them.. like there is still enough space but nothing is there at all.. i'm 21 and i was an early swapper when it came to my milk teeth.. so me not having any wisdom teeth at this age makes me feel like they are nonexistent.
I don’t have them either
@@litchtheshinigami8936 26 here, i needed a wisdom teeth extraction months ago, and i had just 2 weeks of little pain before.
i dont have them jaja lucky me
Mine grew in and didn't have to get them removed. I got lucky. Never had any bit of pain from them either
I had amazing teeth until I got pregnant with my youngest. I had hypernemesis gravidarum and puked 10-20 times a day for the full nine months. 9/10 times I was solely throwing up stomach acid, and couldn't brush or rinse afterwards without inciting another vomiting episode, which absolutely destroyed my teeth. I'm 29, and halfway through getting them removed so I can get dentures and hopefully implants one day. Don't take your teeth for granted! I'd trade my pinky toes to be able to chew bubblegum again, or eat cashews and almonds. Ugh! I miss having a perfect smile. Not to mention, it's incredibly embarrassing, and absolutely ruined my self confidence. Everyone assumes that you're on drugs, no teeth=addict. And that's just not the case. So yeah, don't take them for granted!!!
Ok th
I feel you on that
My mom had great teeth until she had my sister around when I was 6. Her teeth started to crack and break in half really bad.
🫡
bruh I'm so sorry
“The biggest problem with our teeth, isn’t actually our teeth” Understandable have a nice day
Lol read this comment .5 seconds after she stated that.
Lol perfect moment. Just read and heard it
Lol perfect moment. Just read and heard it
@@kunknown2340 wtf same
wtffff same
‘You have nice teeth’
‘Thanks i ate everything raw as a kid’ *flexes jaw muscle*
ThatDamnBlonde wait can I still get a good jaw muscle by eating tough foods as a teen?
@@naragrace3870 Yes
I ate bricks
@@vergil4418 where's apple Jotaro
@@GewelReal I ate him
"Dad where are we going?"
_"t h e s t o n e a g e"_
_ooga booga?_
@@reshzy3807ooga ooga vbooga ooga
@@reshzy3807ooga ooga vbooga ooga
UUUUUUUUUUUAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUU
Booga ooga
Can we have a giant compilation of all of these and have the title be “The entire human body is a disaster”
Let's add another thing to the "Parenting My Kids 101" List
The most important part is that you shouldnt let them rely on pacifiers alot, like maximum of two years
Also make sure that they grow up with good back posture. Dont force them to study hours on end. Theyll develop bad posture.
@@paperitgel98 You could counter act that by letting them do some sport
@Miguel L. no, fresh carrots and apples are better. I used to eat carrots when I was a kid and I never had braces
1: Eat more harder chewy foods
2: Breast feed your children for 2-4 years, this will widen the mouth palate and make the mouth wider meaning keeping the wisdom teeth
3: Look up "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration: Price, Weston A" He is the founder of tooth decay relation to diet
4: Do mewing and teach children how to have proper mouth and tongue posture
5: Have good stright sitting posture
6: Breath through nose
7: Take vitamin D, K2, Calcium and C
8: Eat a KETO, Palio or Carnivore diet.
9: Don't eat too many carbs, No-Sugar, Alcohol, Sweets, Ice-cream unless its fat-based.
10: Don't eat vegetable and seed oils unless its (Avocado, coconut or olive oil) healthier forms of oil to cook with are good quality grass feed butter and raw organic butter.
Asian mom: "Because you keep playing with your phone"
Moms in general
I can relate
More like, the karens
Kinda racist
Why do you have to make it an Asian thing? All moms do that... or at least from older generations
Of course everyone in this video has perfect teeth. It’s the *internet.*
I mean, yeah is like when you find an ant with a abnormaly big head, its rare, but if you found the nest, you will find hundreds and.hundreds like him
What I hate about wisdom teeth is that they are positioned to trap food between your teeth. I rarely use a toothpick when I didn't have it. Now I use it everyday because food gets stuck in it.
Things like this should be required knowledge for having kids
Try *required knowledge for being human
Just dont eat sugar its that easy
BossMan It’s all because of or dum ancestors! They didn’t developed a good resistance against it!
@@evilaccel9259 lol imagine we evolve acid proof teeth
BossMan haha! It would’ve been so much better!
Me to my kids: "if you don't chew your chicken bones you not getting peach pits for dessert"
This made me laugh
best comment
Lmaooooo😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I see that as an absolute win
@gapple * bruh u have great grampas i dont even have any grandpas
This is literally the meme: its evolving, but backwards.
Cause our teeth, jaw, jaw muscle evolved to fit our easy to eat food but this made things pretty bad.
Looks like Pewdiepie is right.
1:18 thats so weird because this image shows the exact positions of my wisdom teeth lol
You have a tooth growing in sideways? That must suck
@@something1135 it does not hurt... yet.
When will ur wisdom teeth start to come out?
mine too lol, just mirrored.
Moral of the story: Become a dentist, you're going to be making tons of money
Stonks
Actually yes
Bruh dentist can afford to be nice to you...
I can't I'm very clumsy
@@chibi_okami I'm pretty sure that's a prerequisite.
Whenever people compliment my teeth I say: "I should hope so, they cost enough."
Cardi B said she got a bag and fixed her teeth
@@NFLYoungBoy223 gotta get that wap
Satyre•Lyfe ' Fse
I fix my teeth with white tempera paint
@@SirKolass
I use Polyfilla.
3:27 why is that sheep judging me
It knows what you did
I had braces and head gear for almost 8 years. Got them off right before I was able to get my permit at 16.
No cavities until I was 29. Now at 39, I have a mouth full of pain. The dentist sees me more then I'd like to admit.
I use to be so proud too of how nice my teeth were.
Now I'm looking into getting replacement teeth. Ugh!
Cheddar * "why the whole human body is a disaster."
it really is tbh
@@SkylarsTerribleMemes Hey but at least we aren't horses!
Skylar's Terrible Memes - Human body is so underrated, yet it has its problems. For example, we have an high level of endurance thanks to the fact that we can sweat from every part of our body, furthermore, our Achilles' tendon is designed to allow us to walk for miles with a relatively low effort.
//gioele// the human body is made perfect
All one need to do from then on is live a lifestyle that’s both healthy and pro endurance
It's only a train wreck after we changed our environment and diet as we wished. Alot of things that evolution gave us suddenly became useless after we learned how to change our environment as we see fit and ate whatever the frick we want with bare minimum effort. Our bodies has yet to get used to changes we made ourselves. Shorter sleep cycles, standing or sitting still for hours, etch.
The question is whether evolution will catch up or we'll do it ourselves with artificial body modifications in the near future.
Nobody:
Cheddar:
Slowly roasting human body, part by part
Boom!
For a second I thought they were literally roasting human body parts...
@LUNAR BLOODDROP
Freedom is uncomfortable
Adam Silver how is this clickbait?
@LUNAR BLOODDROP u ok there?
The thumbnail gave me anxiety
There is also a correlation between not having those tough foods early on and thus a compacted jaw also reduces the size of the nasal cavity and sleep breathing issues because the muscles that work the jaw also keep it closed while sleeping, and if the tongue isn't pressed against the roof of the mouth you breathe through your mouth while sleeping, reducing nasal use and in turn sinus size.
Me: *brushes teeth and flosses everyday twice a day, sure to clean everything*
My Dentist: you have four new cavities :)
And also: "Are you even flossing? Let me show you how to floss and brush your teeth correctly for the millionth time."
if i don't it dosen't happen lol
Try Apagard Premio toothpaste. You can get it on Amazon. It remineralizes enamel and repaired my cavity.
I find drinking water helps reduce tooth decay
Haven't regularly brushed mine in over a year and mine are fine
Shoutout to my parents for overcooking the foods they made and making it tougher than a Goodyear tire lol
Yeah it tastes terrible and hurts… but your saving me 100’s later
"Going back to the Cambrian" shows a picture of trees 😄
The title should be “the fault in our jaws”
Meanwhile standing upright gives us back problems
And knee problems.
the human body is so effed up like seriously.
The human body is an organic hodgepodge of naturally selected features, so it is only expected that it comes with all sorts of inefficiencies and frictions
1: Eat more harder chewy foods
2: Breast feed your children for 2-4 years, this will widen the mouth palate and make the mouth wider meaning keeping the wisdom teeth
3: Look up "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration: Price, Weston A" He is the founder of tooth decay relation to diet
4: Do mewing and teach children how to have proper mouth and tongue posture
5: Have good stright sitting posture
6: Breath through nose
7: Take vitamin D, K2, Calcium and C
8: Eat a KETO, Palio or Carnivore diet.
9: Don't eat too many carbs, No-Sugar, Alcohol, Sweets, Ice-cream unless its fat-based.
10: Don't eat vegetable and seed oils unless its (Avocado, coconut or olive oil) healthier forms of oil to cook with are good quality grass feed butter and raw organic butter.
Lightzpy you don’t need to eat any of those fad diets as long as your food is sufficient for your body
TL;DR: 1) Modern humans eat softer food, which results in less jaw growth. As a result teeth don't fit in the jaw and cause malocclusion. 2) Higher sugar content in modern food results in more severe tooth caries.
It's not a design disaster. It worked then. Now, it's simply outdated.
Edit: I originally said that tough food wore human teeth down, some people pointed out that I was mistaken.
Our entire digestive system is also ‘out dated’ by that logic. Rather our eating habits are completely awful.
@@patinho5589 If we were to interpret the human body as an evolutionary design, you could say many aspects of it are outdated, in terms of the current human lifestyle. It's just that it isn't getting any more updates any time soon, so we're forced to make do with it.
Nyctonium I just don’t like trying too eat cake.. which leads to cancer.. and then researching how to do a which causes effect b, without getting the effect b. In the limit.. if we all started eating poison, and then blaming our evolution for not being up to date... I just find that odd. And that’s mainly what we do when we refer to modern lifestyles. It’s our behaviour and self mastery I feel we need to work on.
@@patinho5589 Yes, indeed. I merely thought it would be funny to call our own bodies outdated, because when you think about it, it kinda is. Though, as you say, it's not evolution's fault that it became outdated, but rather, the fact that humans became civilized faster than evolution can shape. Our eating habits went to hell because we started making food that fits our taste buds more than our stomach. So it is still of our responsibility to take care of our health and well-being, as we were responsible for modern culture.
@1029 2910 was that in the video? I must've missed it, thanks for clarifying
45 years old, no cavities, all my wisdom teeth still in, but I have my front teeth damaged from playing college hockey.
Good for you, I'm 18 with cavities, even though I don't really eat anything sweet (I didn't even like it as a child)... It's just because of the stomach acid getting into my mouth. Even my dentist told me that with my health condition I just won't have healthy teeth... I'm really jealous right now
@@michaelasumberova4228 You are correct, mine is from good genetics. My brothers and uncles all have the same food genes.
People without any cavities just looooove to tell others that they have no cavities. (I know this because i'm 43 and have no cavities.)
As a dentist, I can say one of the biggest problems is parents' perception that their childrens' primary teeth are expendable/unnecessary and not a big deal if they get carious or need to be extracted before their exfoliation date.
Wow so getting people to forego baby food, and go directly from milk to tough meats and raw vegetables even with few teeth might be a brilliant move.
You can totally do "finger food" as a compliment to softer foods once the baby can sit by themselves. Chewing on a piece of raw vegetable is great entertainment for little ones and means the whole family can eat at the same time. It's also good for developing fine motor skills since the pieces have to be picked up from the table. Just make sure to learn about choking hazards, pieces should be big and hard (and take away anything that's about to break off) or soft and small (like peas) at first. I wouldn't feed raw meat to a baby since the slippery consistency is a major choking hazard.
@@emmamemma4162 not to mention raw meat also harbors tons of pathogens which can make kids seriously ill
Pete Fredrickson he said raw vegetables. No one is gonna feed they’re children raw meat unless their an idiot
@@chronomenter I know I was just adding to their final point
@@chronomenter sushi but other than that no one's feeding raw
Humans: missuse a part of their body.
Also humans: it is a design disaster
Humans missuses EVRY PART of the body.
So using teeth is missuse?
onearthonelegion yea if you watch the video it says that the human teeth was meant to chew hard rough food instead of process soft foods.
@@flamingflamingo5932 Pretty bad design disaster it is then. Design that allowed very limited usage and assumed that things never change.
@@flamingflamingo5932 Yeah, stupid evolution giving us inflexible design, and we have to come up with Proprietary tools just so it doesnt decay
When you realize braces work by pulling your teeth so taught that blood can't flow into the tissues around them. Pulling and pulling until your body breaks down the dead tissue in the way to allow your teeth to be pulled into place, and the gums to heal around the now straight teeth.
When put like that, idkbu, but that sounds hella metal
I'm having braces put on in a couple of weeks I could have done without this realisation
@@instantaneouscube2994 like I said, sounds hella metal lol
Plus, most if any pain is extremely dull. Don't worry about it lol. Your skin dies faster than anything braces do
What the kids learned: always brush our teeth
What i learn: shall we use actual charcoal for brushing?
Thank you for this. I am from Ethiopia and I grew up chewing on sugarcanes till my head started hearting. I am 29 and still haven't experienced any substantial toothache yet. I also have never been to the dentist, and didn't start brushing with toothpaste untill I was 16 (when I got to college) although there was a traditional way of cleaning teeth (using a thin strong twig of certain trees.) That scull, (Australopithecus Afarenses) is from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 too BTW 😉
Thats actually really interesting.
I'm Mexican and growing up we chewed sugar cane as a treat but our elders grew up chewing it and I'm pretty sure our ancestors did for hella long too.and they tried to tell us it was bad for us😭
We did too in India. At least our previous gen did maybe people in village side still do too. They use neem tree twigs to brush. I use the regular stuff though.
Also I find it difficult to chew sugar cane and I get lectured by my mom all the time for that .😂
I'm free the part of Kenya that literally grows sugarcane for the whole country so that's what we used to snack on as kids. Weirdly enough, people in my family usually have one or two extra teeth in alignment with the normal 32.
Glad you got that fixed up, those are clearly not healthy things to do. 👍
Growing up poor and eating hard-chewy foods, me and my siblings have better tooth than our privileged cousins...
T'is like they say:
[S]He who laughs last, laughs best.
What kind of hard chewy foods did you eat?
@@witchofbabylon5021 Some unsliced sweet potatoes, hard nuts and we often don't slice our fruits and veggies since my mom is too lazy to slice our foods hahaha
RJ SILS Ooo ok thanks! I've been trying to do research on what exactly you would need a feed a modern child in order for them to have straight teeth, but articles never go into that and just say "hard foods." I was also concerned about toddlers choking on whatever hard foods they're given.
@@witchofbabylon5021 if your child is still a toddler, give him/her a bite sized food. I almost choked after swallowing a huge chunk of apple when I was a toddler hahahaha.
I hit 40 years old and my teeth just started moving around in my jaw... I currently have a tea cup in my house full of good looking teeth that had to be pulled.
Oh no.. don't worry, my grandma lost all of her teeth and she was fake teeth and she's fine and got used to it!
The worst pain I have ever felt in my life was an infected root canal. It makes almost every other tooth in your mouth hurt just as bad. Teach kids to take good care of their teeth. Make your kids brush their teeth at least twice a day and lead by example. Their teeth are precious and they only get one set during their entire lives. Aside from teeth that don't hurt good looking teeth make you smile more.
System announcements: new updates of human teeth are very disliked, but we can’t do anything about it.
Instructions not clear, I broke my tooth while eating stones.
Understandable, have a great day
I chipped off half of one of my molars chewing a frozen chocolate ball. I haven’t eaten chocolate in 5 years.
@@willcee4966 because it was a _FROZEN_ chocolate ball, not a normal chocolate ball.
that sheep chewing (3:30)... seeing it gulp it down is so satisfying to look at.
I never got cavities, even though I'm a sugar-addict. But my teeth were a bit crooked as a pre-teen and got braces. I even have the space for wisdom teeth. A couple years later after my braces were removed, my teeth are worse. My front teeth literally don't touch and I can't bite thin things. I might get some form of braces again and remove my wisdom teeth if it helps.
did u stop wearing your retainer?
@@lizethdiaz7 The retainer was only for my top front teeth. After my wisdom teeth grew out, I stopped wearing them. All my front teeth are perfectly straight, it's my farthest molars that feel weird, including my wisdom teeth. They stick out the most and don't let the rest of my teeth touch.
Basically "Wolfe's law" - that bone remodels in response to stress it experiences.
Shout-out to Doc Mew!!
Drs Mew & Weston A Price should have gotten more air time in this.
I saw different research saying both sets of teeth are forged at birth, then the cells responsible die. (You can't grow new teeth) It also said that organic matter makes up such a small percentage of the (rock) hardly any organic matter can get through, like immune response bacteria for example.
Deduction, it also means that bad bacteria has a hard time getting through too. I heard from a different dentist that there's good bacteria in your teeth that fight of bad bacteria, basically like literally every other part of the body.
That doesn't mean don't brush, it means don't eat sugar on a regular basis (or at all if you can help it, because it's also just addictive, even from fruit.)
In short, pleasure should come from anywhere but food and porn. (There's a scientific study for the latter point.) Like good work, fun games, good friends, or anything wholesome.
Wolff’s*
Thats why nerds like nerds
tldr: return to monke
Thos
Hail monke flip
Reject humanity, return to monke
Come with me to monke land
*I REJECT MY HUMANITY JOJO!!*
[turns into monke]
6:35
The industrial revolution and its consequences...
You would not exist. The profile picture you hold which I can think is you will not exist. Your breed were born from this revolution.
This is exactly what I thought of
Some people in the comment section don't seem to understand that yes, our teeth aren't as good as they used to be, but that we are also able to live faaaaar longer life's than our ancestors and than most animals outside of captivity.
Calling it a design disaster when the issue with our teeth is because we are lazy to eat food in it's original state, is somehow missleading and blaming "design" for lazy choices we make.
I mean I don’t think it’s cause we’re lazy, it’s because it doesn’t taste as good
@@heya4405 Both lazy and used to the extra sugar, if we are able to get used to less sugar and less artificial aromas, things have taste, more then the industrial junk most of us eat.
What they don’t mention is without processed and cooked foods, humans would still be as stupid as apes.
alright you can go eat a tree then, while the rest of us make "lazy choices" :)
White people at it again
When I was just a kid, my mom used to give me sugarcane. She cut into pieces that could fit in a child's hand and taught that we should peel the skin off with our teeth and chew until there is no more juice left. I never used braces, nor my wisdom tooth were stuck. In fact, I haven’t took them out because they don’t bother at all. 🤔
Maybe she was on to something
Family had the same stuff. They never got it out and had no problems with their teeth because they chewed on those things all the time.
In India, there's a popular custom to eat sugarcane like you mentioned. Also, a competition to break walnut with your teeth!
Omg same! Also, my mom would hand us sugarcane when we started losing our baby tooth to encourage us to grow stronger teeth to chew better. I suddenly miss this woman alot becaus she killed herself when i was 7. I wish she alteast gave us more time to know her better.
I did that too, I'm using braces but nothing else
As someone who has a smaller jaw than usual it's even more of a pain. Not one of my molars fell naturally and all needed to be yanked out along with my canines. I eventually needed to get braces for an overbite due to the weird growth of my adult teeth, but since in my country they only give you braces if you need them and not just for aesthetics I only got bottom braces which resulted in my top and bottom teeth getting out of alignment and having half of my top teeth squished together while the other half had annoying gaps for food (especially meat) to get stuck in. On top of having all my wisdom teeth only partially exposed making those parts of my gums get cut easily which lead to them getting inflamed often and get infected easily too. I'm lucky to have never gotten a cavity but besides that my teeth are a total head splitting headache inducing nightmare.
The aliens designing humans: "So rodents have teeth reinforced with iron, that never stop growing, so that if they damage their teeth, they can just grow them out again. And sharks regrow a continual set of teeth until they die. So what should we do about human teeth?" "Well they'll probably drink lots of milk, so how about we give em like, two really fragile pairs, for their entire life."
The Industrial Revolution didn't cause this problem. When I was studying anthropology we learned quickly that we could distinguish between a hunter/gatherer from a person from an agricultural society based on the teeth alone. The Egyptians had the same mouth crowding and cavity issues that we have now.
Comparing an Australopithecus with a modern human is disingenuous at best. Compare a Native American skull from before the arrival of the Europeans to a Native American who lives on a modern reservation and the difference is clear. Our teeth went to hell as soon as we switched from a meat/fish heavy diet to a diet that was grain-based.
So the issue is an overconsumption of grain?
i mean you can still eat hard food even if you don’t consume meat and fish
@akrinah The Egyptians ate a grain-heavy diet. When you look at what they actually ate, it's a modern nutritionist's dream diet. Whole grains were the foundation of every meal. Some of the laborers were even paid with an allotment of bread.
And they also suffered from diabetes, heart disease, obesity, poor jaw development, gout, and bad teeth. We have a ton of fantastic data from reliably dated mummies and they absolutely did suffer from 'diseases of modern living,' exactly as we do.
And vegans claim that our teeth aren’t for meat.
@@Ramstar94 An over consumption of carbohydrates of all kinds is the problem. Simple sugars and grains are the primary culprits. The sugars feed bacteria in the mouth and that contributes to tooth decay. An excess of such things cause the body to have to constantly fight to keep blood sugar stable. Spikes in blood sugar damage blood vessels and this promotes a constant state of inflammation. Inflammation is the *primary* (but not *only*) cause of elevated cholesterol.
When you add that grains are an inferior source of nutrition when compared to any meat, people who live on a diet founded on bread are missing key nutrients. When you go back to the Egyptians and realize that the poorer people were lucky to get any meat at all on a weekly basis, you see that they were running primarily on carbohydrates and were suffering a chronic state of malnutrition. They had no idea about B12 and iron supplements. The rich people weren't doing much better. They ate the more refined flour from the mill and then they didn't even have the nutrition of the germ. All that was sifted out. The process of giving the finer flour to the rich and leaving the whole grains for the poor goes way back to the beginning of agriculture. With that said, they got fat, lost their teeth, and became diabetics from the bread, but were able to get more nutrition from eating more meat/eggs than the lower classes. In a way, it's good that they took the crap flour and left the more nutritious germ for the poor.
But 'more nutritious' is a far cry from 'complete nutrition.' Hell, only in my lifetime have researchers come to understand that different forms of the same nutrient are absorbed and used differently by the body. Now we're seeing people (like me) who've faithfully taken their supplements for years and still broken down with malnutrition because some people's bodies can't use one particular form. For people like me and my family, meat is the only source of nutrition we can reliably use.
The problem is that this is a massive subject that doesn't lend itself well to a TH-cam chat thread. I suggest that people who are interested in this stuff check out the channels "Low carb down under" and "ancestry foundation" to use as a jumping off point.
The answer: it's because we have a "soft" diet
Cheddar: let's travel 400.000.000 years ago
yeah that made no sense lol it would've been better if they talked about today's primitive societies and how they have perfect teeth
@@witchofbabylon5021 Yes. Probably need not go that far back. Archeologists found that hunter gatherers in the Near East used to have perfectly aligned teeth before the dawn of the agricultural era, 10000-12000 years ago. Only after people started growing and eating grain as the main staplefood, did misaligning teeth start becoming an issue. So feeding kids more protein and vegetables, is probably what keeps kids' teeth growing correctly. And, of course, staying away from sugar, is good for preventing cavities forming...
3:27 me when a teacher suddenly enters while I'm munching doritos
Idk why but I found the sheep swallowing at 3:27 funny
Being a human is way too stressful, I wished I could be a fungus.
I wish i was a a worm
Fungus rocks.
Wish I was a tardigrade
Lmao
wish i was an attack hellicopter
Could someone teach the sound mixer how to mix sound?
The volume was all over the place!
I agree
I was about to post about this. Highly annoying, especially the echoish segments.
Cheddar : “Our sound mixer is a disaster!”
@@miguelpereira934
LOL 🤣 😅 🤣
They didnt use a proper microfone for the narrator
That is fascinating. My mom always made us eat veggies with every meal when I was a kid, and I loved eating hard to chew foods. I have never needed braces, but I did have to have my wisdom teeth removed.
it's not even possible to feed developing children tougher food because school lunch time doesn't provide enough time to chew food and socialize. Out of a 30-minute lunch period (what I had), I would spend 12 minutes using the bathroom and waiting in line at the school cafeteria, and then 18 minutes eating an unusually large serving of salad (cucumbers, lettuce, spinach, and cabbage). I tried to participate in lunchtime clubs, but I failed to do the activities and socialization everyone else was doing because I was too busy chewing on the salad while others picked out the meat from the meat+grain combo from the school lunch, ate that quickly, and then went directly to socialize for the remaining 15 minutes.
Humans: **eat food that isn't good for us**
Evolution: *Let's make them evolve NOT for those, because that makes sense.*
Evolution is made for us too survive not to become better and we can survive fine enough for enough people to reproduce it makes perfect sense
@@austoosodrippy1864 Animals have evolved for things to become better though. Otherwise, we probably wouldn't be here.
Although like I said we don’t evolve to become better life is all about reproduction if I can pass my genes then they were good enough and will continue being spread so long as my offspring chooses too reproduce as well there is no goal to become better it just so happens that more animals with better genes tend to survive better and have a better chance of spreading their genetic code
Evolution doesn't "make" you anything... We just evolve and the ones who adapt better to their envirnonment pass on their genes to the next generation.
Evolution is random genetic mutations there is no end goal but random genetic mutations that result in better chance of survival gives that trait a better chance of being passed down
I think all those years of eating tough cereals as a kid paid off handsomely lmao
Wait what cereal stays crunchy in milk lmao
Sebastian Elytron Lol they probably didn’t use milk.
@@sebastianelytron8450 its called eating way to fast
@@sebastianelytron8450 Granola cereal's pretty decent at not becoming too soggy, I'd think. Not to mention it's just delicious. Also maybe healthier than most cereals.
you probably meant to say "tough"
crazy how one misplaced letter can almost throw off almost an entire sentence
I've had tooth decay issues but never had to have my wisdom teeth removed and they were all perfectly aligned naturally. Hooray for giant jaws!
I definitely have fragile teeth, because I used to gobble sugar as a child. Now that I don't do that anymore, I still gotta go to the dentist regularly to get something fixed, haha
Girls: "Aghh……I love guys with the jawline!"
Modern Guys: "I have great jawline."
Australopithecus: "Hold my vegetables!"
Every one called me a idiot for chewing on plastic and how I would ruin my perfect straight teeth who’s laughing now?
I chewed on pencils in elementary lol
I love the video
But I have a sugestion
If you only could manage the volume at the same level, that would be great :)
Otherwise great video, I learned so much
7:26 my man pulled a jawbreaker on the poor skull
“Extinction is the rule. Survival is the exception.”
― Carl Sagan
Yeah except humans won’t go extinct easily
@@hcn6708 Except that we're currently facing a mass extinction event, that can likely end almost all life on earth!
Why are u everywhere commenting quotes unrelated to the video?
@zDavzBR Have you seen previous mass extinctions
@@hcn6708 We have a shitload of atomic weapons, doomsday beliefs, and batshit crazy leaders. And that's just on our side. Our extinction is a lot easier than you give us credit for.
It's not a design disaster, it's a lifestyle disaster
You could say that about anything. Design and lifestyle go hand in hand. They have to compliment each other, but both have to adapt to each other.
Its alright soon we can genetically modify our teeth to be designed properly for our modern lifestye
@@lucaslucas191202 omg
@@jonathanbauer2988 you watch a lot of Disney films
You can actually argue it goes both ways - the truth of the matter is eventually evolution should do its thing, which is respond to lifestyle and environmental changes.
,,I mean its either that or potentially die out.
I'm 50 years old now and have pretty good teeth. I had two small cavities filled when I was a teenager, and those fillings are good to this day. My bottom teeth are kind of crooked from crowding, but my top teeth are pretty straight. My bottom wisdom teeth were partially coming in. So, I had them removed as a preventative measure before they caused me any serious issues. My top wisdom teeth have never come through, and the dentist says that they are encased in bone and are not likely to ever cause me any problems. So, my teeth aren't perfect, but they get the job done well enough. I have had some dental intervention in the past and need to have them professionally cleaned every so often. But I wouldn't consider that a major problem. I could get the bottom teeth straighted for cosmetic reasons, but they are functional enough as is. So, it's not required. I certainly have no problem chewing my food.
Very thankful my wisdom tooths grow in less painful way and do not need to experience a scary procedure to remove it
They called me a mad man for chewing a stick because my dog was doing it too.
I love how everyone who spews the “we need to go back to the hunter gatherer lifestyle” dogma totally forgets the fact that, proportional to our size, we are the most prolific and successful species to ever live, so clearly all this “bad design” was worth the massive intellect we got out of it
This isn’t a comment agains the video, or people who say we need to eat differently, this is mainly aimed at people who think that modernization and technology are bad, and living like cavemen is good.
hmm but moke
@akrinah
Bruh better education will make us progress way faster
Wich is great
We are made to be in the top of the food chain
Nobody claimed anything you said in the video its just saying hey dont give your 1 1/2 year old mt dew and make them eat real food
its not a black and white issue. You can take the best of both eras. Also, it is silly to think that proliferation means success. It can only mean success if the game you are playing gives first place prize to the player with the most growth. If I happen to live in a world with 3 billion people instead of 7 billion, I would not feel half as successful. Actually, we may be happier since there would be less traffic, cheaper land, and more resources per person available.
we don't need to be cavemen. y'all just need to eat better, not that difficult.
ive had braces for about 5 and a half years now. i had a bad overbite and crooked teeth. there's been a huge change now, and the doc says that i was one of his worst cases, but now i my teeth are almost perfectly straight, the they being grown up and my jaws being pulled forward. i suppose dental problems can be attributed to malnutrion as well, as i had a hard time chewing meat. i still do, but my teeth are currently being grown up to get a proper, edge to edge bit. and its not just nutrition thats affected by bad teeth and jaws though. overbites obstruct your airway shortening your breath and therefore your life, and sometimes snoring is involved as well, and jaw position has been linked to othe chiropratic issues involving posture, such a slouching and uneven hips. the stuff here seems a lot like what they have in the books at the office there. i remember reading about the austrailian studies and also the stuff about raw food. if you think about it, it makes total sense.
If your wondering, who my orthidontist is, his name is Paul Greenacre, and his office is dolphin dentistries. the current location is downtown Ottawa, so its a hassle getting to there and from there, but the people there are great, and they do their job well. I remember readin 14% of orthidontists have a fellowship, (A.K.A., a hard case, such as myself). Dr. Greenacre has about 6 fellowships including me. great guy, not just at his job, but also great to talk to. He like Stompin' Tom Connors' music and he plays hockey too.
Got a wisdom pain ad when I clicked this, feels good
Video: "Americans spend a lot going to the dentist"
Brazilians: hold my toothbrush
English: EY DER LASSI NICE NUFFUNK U GOT DERE
nossa muito obg foi exatamente isso que pensei !!!!
Yes, many can be avoided if you brush teeth regularlu, except the DAMN WISDOM TEETH.
The British: Hold my cheese, crumpets, and cavities-
Os americanos não escovam os dentes? 🤔
"do you have lots of cavities or crooked teeth? let us know in the comments" lol what sort of invitation is that!? ^^#
So true. Wtf was that
They couldn't think of a better way to get us to comment haha
"Do you have a horrendously disgusting mouth? Let the whole world know in the comments below!" 😂
I do! I do!
@@Hectorz111 exactly :P haha
Wow this was really interesting
The funny thing is right after you said "Ice Cream", I heard the Ice Cream truck outside.
I love the video, but they need to help her with the mic. When she's on camera, it's very echo-ey, and when she's doing voice over, it's muffled. The stuff they're presenting is great, well-researched, very informative, they just need to get her a better mixed mic.
Not mixing; better echo reduction. The room where she is standing was definitely not engineered to reduce reflection. Obviously since it looks to be just her house, but there are 'low budget' ways to fix this even in her situation.
I've seen some of her Instagram stories and because of the lockdown she's basically having to do all this from home. So yeah, unfortunately the sound will probably stay sub-par for the time being. But honestly minor relative to how good the rest of it is.
@@WookieChef tag her ig 😂
@@Velduanga But she's a teenager, not a videographer, sound engineer nor experienced sound editor.
And now TikTok teaches us to file our teeth 👌
oh lord it keeps getting worse
@Nguyễn Huy
Yeh who does that? Sometimes I wonder if they skipped class and just pure stupidity
@Nguyễn Huy
Hmm. You have an.... Interesting mindset per sé
oh god oh no
@Nguyễn Huy
-Flat Earth
-Antivacc
-Absurb stupidity just for fame.
-Anti mask
Gosh we are evoluting, but some do it backwards.
Trying to be in their shoe for a while but still can understand them, what do they even gain for making video on Tiktok?
My teeth were actually OK on alignment. My jaw is just too small. By a lot. It required serious surgical intervention and I actually have to go back 9 years later to get the metal plates and screws removed from my face. Because my body has decided to hate titanium and I keep getting inflammation around the screws.
I sort of assume my sister and i ate more or less the same stuff growing up but i got lucky with naturally straight teeth and to this day never had a cavity, while hers were very crooked until she had braces. I do have diastema (front gap) though.
"Genetically unstable"
Yeah I've seen people with two teeth in the same place
My little brother had 4 lower front teeth (those big ones in the middle). The front 2 fell out around the age of 9, and the other 2 took its place. Wonder how it felt
I had a "shark tooth" that when my new teeth grew in it moved to the roof of my mouth instead of falling out also both of my incisors are turned sideways
Me lol
one of my top incisors has another pair of it growing on its back side. it's kinda funny licking the space between the two with my tongue sometimes.
Damn I didn’t know they did a whole video dedicated to British people
Lmfao
Dang, I aint realise the UK has the 4th highest dental score in the world compared to americas measly 10th or was it 11th?
@@bestpvp4195 who ever mentioned America
@@oodfty3740 who was replying to u?
@@bestpvp4195 who asked about people replying
I was raised on primarily fruits and veggies and the only cavity I have ever had was not because of sugar, it was because I grind my teeth when I am anxious. Raising my daughter the same way in that sense, she eats a ton of tougher foods
It's a nice view to see you in parts of the video but the difference in sound recording is so painful :s