Imagine this: buried deep in the earth for over 2,500 years, a pair of teeth remain almost perfectly preserved. No dental plaque , no tooth decay —just strong, healthy teeth. This is a powerful contrast to what we see today, even with all our modern dental care products. Why are teeth from ancient times in better shape than those of people who brush, floss, and visit the dentist regularly? Dr. Drew Sutton, a leading expert in oral health , thinks he has the answer, and it’s not what you might expect. In a recent presentation, Dr. Sutton explains his surprising findings on why so many people suffer from issues like bleeding gums , swollen gums , and even bad breath despite regular brushing. His insights could change how we think about our teeth and gums forever. Let’s dive into the key points he shares—and why you might want to listen to what he has to say. The Mystery of Strong Ancient Teeth Contrast between ancient, well-preserved teeth and modern, damaged teeth despite today...