The Sweet, Twisted Tale of Tooth Decay: A Historical Journey

Teeth. They're the superstars of the facial rock collection, aren't they? OK, maybe not in the conventional sense of 'cool', but they are fascinating pieces of natural engineering—mineralized crystals that serve a crucial role in our daily lives. But here's the catch: unlike the regenerative powers of skin or bones, teeth can't mend themselves. A cavity is a permanent dent in our dental history, a reminder of our vulnerability to the relentless process of decay.