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A grill (for teeth) that would keep all the dirt and acidity of soda off your teeth and sugar from destroying them, but instead of having them colored gold or diamond studded have a plain, cheap version for the everyday person so they don't have to go to the dentist. They could even be fashionable with
different colours or keep them the teeth color.
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A extra dose of enamelling? |
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//but instead of having them colored// |
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//They could even be fashionable with different colours// |
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dentists currently have this as a coating |
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I think a thing like this that developing
world people could use would be nifty |
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who knows, maybe a quick rinse of
H3O PTFE hydroxyapatite might work |
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I guess the engineering part would be a
coating system people could use absent
a professional |
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Idea: whiten teeth then coat |
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If the free radicals are strong enough to
bleach teeth they might neutralize a
dental coating |
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Why not just remove the teeth? There are plenty of blenders out there. We just need a fashionable young woman out there to make toothlessness the next emaciated. |
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Then you could eat anything you want (blended of course) |
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