>>21507414As a species in general we just kind of evolved shitty teeth that also haven’t caught up to the fact our average life expectancy went through the roof at an extremely quick pace all things considered.
In the 1700s life expectancy on average would hit the 30s or 40s with some extreme outliers making it to their 80s and missing teeth where already rather common to the point being 50 and having all teeth was a rarity.
Now the commonality of sugar may have still played a part in it, but I’m also seeing a pattern
>people not regularly living past 40 >teeth starting to give out and fail by their 20/30s>people start regularly living much longer >teeth still failing around the same time 
