perfect Teeth

As an example I list David Bowie who had really ugly teeth in the 70s, but if you look at him now like many others they seem so much better. Just how do these people fix the damage, from say perhaps drink, drugs, smoking etc etc? I’ve took care of my teeth but even sometimes I find myself a little envious lol!! ^_^.
Cheers again guys.

I am a single mother of 2 children that is stuck on government insurance (which doesnt cover dental care) as I am putting myself through school & don’t have any insurance & when I did they don’t cover “pre-existing conditions.” My teeth are so bad that I cant even sleep at night…I barely eat because it hurts too bad!!! Im barely scraping by & am in EXCRUCIATING pain with my teeth day after day. I had a consult done & they said that I have about $10K or more in damage! I have never done hard drugs in my life & i take good care of my teeth but they are so bad anyway…I don’t know what to do but I am so tired of suffering in excruciating pain every day!!! PLEASE HELP!!!

i turned 18 2 years ago since then i am without dental care, i need to take care of my teeth until i can get an insurance back up again. and meanwhile what should i do

My son is still such a baby in so many ways, but teeth-wise he’s got 8-10 already. Can someone please explain step by step how i go about teaching him to brush his teeth? Someone told me at this age wiping them with a clean cloth (what kind? old cotton shirt? can these be bought?) I want to start him early on dental care.
-absolutely clueless

I was reading loads on dental care on ancient cultures, first sort was found in china and I know there were many methods of cleaning teeth in other culture, and I also know the ancient Irish were very clean, washing everyday, so they must have cleaned their teeth somehow as well, any clues or ideas, some facts? No rude comments please it’s getting very old now, I just want real answers thank you.

I just want to see the evolution of the teeth. Maybe get an explanation why there are differences other than availability of dental care.

I am not sure if they are her baby teeth or adult teeth , I’ve never seen her loose any before or noticed them loose either it is one of her fang teeth and i do not have the money for a dental care vet.

My dog has horrible breath you can smell a mile away. Part of it is she has kidney failure, which I recognize causes foul breath. But she’s also 10 years old and never really had any dental care before. In the last few months, about the time her bad breath became noticeable, she developed nasty tartar on her teeth. She will probably have to be anesthesized to have her teeth cleaned. We understand at her age and health, there is a risk of death. How much should I expect to pay for this type of teeth cleaning?

I take great care of my teeth, or so I thought. I brush my teeth at least 2-3 times a day, I floss a few times a week, and I have not had any cavities in over 20 years. Now all of a sudden I have not one but three cavities. Can anything other than poor dental care practices cause cavities?

I mean, think about it. A dogs’ teeth go through seven years in the time that a humans’ teeth go through one. But yet, a dogs’ teeth stay white without monthly dental care, and do not fall out as quickly with old age. If scientists could transfer facts from a dogs oral history into a treatment for human teeth, could the health of human teeth be enhanced, prolonged, and strengthened?
Am I even making any sense?
Thanks for your opinions!