@mpgA new discovery reveals that Mayan dentists were drilling teeth and inlaying them with jade stones over 1,000 years ago. The cement they used had antibiotic properties and still holds the stones in place today.
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Mayan jade tooth inlays
Foto de @mpg· Jun 30, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· History
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A close-up of a human jaw showing upper and lower front teeth with multiple small round green objects embedded in the enamel of two central incisors. The teeth display heavy discoloration, brown staining, and visible decay along the gum line. The green items appear as three clustered dots on each of the two teeth, resembling inlays or foreign material set into the surface.
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