Chagyrskaya 64 molar tooth and its macro-features: General view of the tooth in five projections.Image from the study.
Journal Reference: Zubova AV, Zotkina LV, Olsen JW, Kulkov AM, Moiseyev VG, Malyutina AA, et al. (2026) Earliest evidence for invasive mitigation of dental caries by Neanderthals. PLoS One 21(5): e0347662. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0347662
Einstein was a Neanderthal.
Well, we can rule out British.............
Tie a string to the doorknob. Slam! No tooth.
“Scientists have already moved from the “Neanderthals were brutes” theories. They were every bit as intelligent and sophisticated as Homo sapiens, if not more so.”
—
So if someone calls me a Neanderthal, I should just take it as a compliment?
I wonder if his dental insurance covered the procedure. Probably not.
Would have been hard since God created man about 6,000 years ago...
My dentist must be a direct descendant.
Looks better than any random tooth in the late Shane MacGowan’s mouth.
we’ve heard rumor that there’s been a teeny weeny bit (not much) progress since then?
it does sound all too familiar, from recent personal experience, tho
My three favorite inventions of the twentieth century are home air conditioning, Novocain and Rock and Roll.
My dentist must be a descendant of that Neanderthal dentist....
I have a veneer that feels tight and a tooth that had a root canal done that hurts when I eat anything. He has tried a few times to correct but still the same issue. I may end up with a new dentist that I hope is a modern human.