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Relax and unwind with a slow, calming history story designed to ease your mind and guide you gently into rest.

This long-form video explores the surprising history of brushing teeth and oral hygiene, tracing how people cared for their mouths thousands of years ago — and how that knowledge was later forgotten. From ancient chewing sticks and early toothpaste in Egypt, to Roman mouthwashes, medieval routines, the sugar crisis that ruined European teeth, and the eventual return of daily brushing, this story follows the long, uneven path that led to modern dental habits.

Told in soft-spoken narration with an unhurried pace, the story reveals how something that feels completely modern is actually one of humanity’s oldest daily rituals. Along the way, it examines how culture, diet, industry, and habit shaped the health of our teeth — often in unexpected ways.

Presented with a black screen and no visual distractions, this video is ideal for sleep, relaxation, or quiet listening. Let the gentle rhythm of historical storytelling carry you into a calm, restful night.

Timestamps:
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