Why sharks don't get cavities
To gain a better understanding of how sharks manage to keep their teeth in such pristine condition, a team of German researchers looked at two species that eat in very different ways
The researchers looked at Isurus oxyrinchus and Galeocerdo cuvier (mako and tiger sharks) and found, as they explain in their paper published in the Journal of Structural Biology, after very close examination, that the outer coating of the shark teeth contained one hundred percent fluoride.
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