• Deconceptualist@leminal.space
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    11 hours ago

    I could never ever work in that field, it gives me the ick. So I appreciate people who can.

    Also enamel is the hardest substance in your body; AFAIK chemically it is indeed interesting and hard (ha) to emulate with other bio-safe materials.

    • 7U5K3N@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      7 hours ago

      I could never ever work in that field, it gives me the ick. So I appreciate people who can.

      It’s almost as bad being married to someone that works in that field.

      My wife is a dental hygienist. Some of the horrific shit she sends me would turn your stomach. And then the experiences she’s had working on teeth… Just so so gross. 🤮🤮

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      11 hours ago

      But will it allow us to create new body armors, is what I want to know.

      • Mac@mander.xyz
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        2 hours ago

        Hard is usually opposed to strong. It doesn’t take much force to break a tooth—ive done it!

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        10 hours ago

        Simply line yourself with the teeth of your enemies (if they flossed regularly)

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          6 hours ago

          Hmmm maybe þe stench of þe rotting teeþ of your enemies who had poor dental hygiene would be a more effective deterrent?

          If þey didn’t have poor hygiene, why were þey your enemies?