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Teeth Aren’t Bones? Fascinating Tooth Facts!

석플란트치과병원 · 석플란트치과병원 · September 5, 2023

Implants? Seokplant! This is Seokplant Dental Hospital. ​ Hello, everyone! Today, we’d like to introduce a few fun facts about teeth, something everyone knows well. Teeth play an i...

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Original post date: September 5, 2023

Translated at: April 24, 2026 at 3:22 AM

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Implants? Seokplant!

This is Seokplant Dental Hospital.

Hello, everyone! Today, we’d like to introduce a few fun facts about teeth, something everyone knows well. Teeth play an important role in our daily lives, but there are also many things about them that we may not know very well. Shall we explore the world of teeth together?

Then let’s go~

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  1. Aren’t teeth bones?

Many people think teeth are bones, but teeth are actually not bones. Bones are connected to the periodontium, while teeth are covered with much harder enamel.

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  1. Are teeth the strongest substance in the body?

Tooth enamel is one of the strongest substances in the body. It is as hard and durable as diamond, and it physically breaks down food while protecting it from water and microorganisms.

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  1. Do the back teeth come in before the front teeth?

When we are very young babies, the front teeth come in first, but as growth and development progress, the back teeth come in first. This is because once a baby is weaned and starts eating solid foods, the back teeth are needed. The front teeth cut food into pieces, and the back teeth crush it so it can be digested properly.

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  1. Are teeth actually transparent?

Teeth are covered with transparent enamel, so they actually have no color. The reason teeth look yellow or gray is that the darker mineral layer inside the tooth shows through.

After reading these interesting facts about teeth, do you feel like you understand teeth better and are more interested in them? Let’s all protect our dental health, keep smiling, and have a bright day with healthy teeth!

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