Dental pathologies and their anthropological implications
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5377/creaciencia.v0i7.8594Keywords:
anthropology, societyAbstract
This article focuses on the issue of oral diseases in societies of the past, but from an anthropological point of view. The skeleton and the human teeth constitute one of the best means to know some diseases that left their mark on them. From these paellas, it is tried to try to understand the impact that different oral pathologies had to have on the personnel and, in addition, on the society to which they belonged. Some dental pathologies can provide direct evidence of the type of diet a modus vivendi of the person of the past
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