im doing a science fair project on teeth.... and i need ideas. i hve already tried what kind of soda affects the tooth most, and i need more ideas! plz help!!
you can make models on the different types of teeth....
i've already done tht....
If you REALLY want help, you'll need to state what you already have. Then you won't waste other people's time.
give me plz
Of course! I'd be happy to help you come up with some ideas for your science fair project on teeth. Here are a few suggestions:
1. Investigate the effect of different toothpaste brands on tooth enamel erosion: You can immerse eggshells (which have a similar composition to teeth) in different toothpaste solutions and observe the extent of wear and tear on the eggshells over a period of time.
2. Examine the impact of various foods or drinks on tooth discoloration: Soak small pieces of tooth enamel (such as calcium carbonate) in different food and beverage solutions like coffee, tea, berries, or soy sauce. Observe and compare any discoloration effects.
3. Test the effectiveness of natural remedies in reducing dental plaque: Research different natural remedies that claim to reduce plaque, such as oil pulling or aloe vera mouthwash. Design an experiment to measure the reduction of plaque using a control group and the natural remedy group.
4. Compare the effectiveness of various dental floss types: Choose different types of dental floss, like traditional string floss, water flosser, or floss picks. Investigate their effectiveness by measuring plaque or debris removal between teeth.
5. Investigate the impact of oral hygiene habits on oral pH levels: Collect saliva samples before and after different oral hygiene practices, such as brushing, flossing, or using mouthwash. Test the pH levels of the saliva samples to determine which practices are most effective in maintaining a healthy oral pH balance.
Remember to design your experiments carefully, collect accurate data, and perform multiple trials for reliable results. Good luck with your science fair project!