The article is from the New Scientist, and the research appears impeccable. Don't know how the prehistoric bloke *felt* after this treatment, of course, but seems very interesting:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2 ... tooth.html
Wax in prehistoric dental care
Wax in prehistoric dental care
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Re: Honey in prehistoric dental care
Oh thanks for posting this, very interesting and amazing.
Re: Wax in prehistoric dental care
I always keep one of those travellers dental repair kits in stock.
Apparently the temporary fillings are quite durable and get official dental approval.
Also some oil of cloves - tastes foul and burns but does relieve pain. Mind you it does act as a reminder to see a dentist NOW before TSHTF.
Appin
Apparently the temporary fillings are quite durable and get official dental approval.
Also some oil of cloves - tastes foul and burns but does relieve pain. Mind you it does act as a reminder to see a dentist NOW before TSHTF.
Appin