5 Ways Mother Nature Cares for Animals’ Teeth
Let's take a fun look at 5 examples of how Mother Nature helps care for animals’ chompers.
Humans have been trained to brush their teeth twice a day and also told the importance of flossing and using a mouth rinse. How is it that animals tend to maintain pretty good oral health without ever establishing the same routines to protect their mouths?
Well, a lot of factors play into this. In some cases, types of animals will help other animals clean their teeth, and in other instances animals just naturally behave in ways that help them keep their teeth strong.
Here we take a fun look at 5 examples of how Mother Nature helps care for animals’ chompers.
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