Ancient Egyptians had some surprisingly creative—and sometimes painful—ways to deal with toothaches, from herbal remedies to dental treatments. Their diet also wore down teeth badly, making dental problems a real part of everyday life. 🦷

you'd think they'd dunk their bread in something wet so that they wouldn't need to chew the bread.

Never considered that wealth just traded one dental disease for another — less grit, more sugar. Nobody escaped, they just paid differently

I've had several dry sockets in my life, which the dentist packed with a cloves mixture and gauze - I'd absolutely go for the herbal paste.

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Can't imagine the pain they went through. Ouch. 😮

Damn, I remember how hard I worked to prevent dry sockets when I had my wisdom teeth removed. They told me horror stories.

That being the case, you'd think they'd dunk their bread in something wet so that they wouldn't need to chew the bread.  I mean

they survive alot

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Common Era? BC. W…O…K…E….

You'd think they'd have been able to feel like sand in bread. Surely it would have felt gritty and they'd have realised it was the sand that was grinding their teeth away.  That being the case, you'd think they'd dunk their bread in something wet so that they wouldn't need to chew the bread.  I mean, the ancient Egyptians are known for utilising what they learned from all manner of observations for their benefit.  And yet they didn't figure out that eating dry bread was eroding their teeth. It makes no sense 😕

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ehytpion was more in technology then us think how they build pyramids?? do you think they lack in doctry?