Tooth decay science fair project

Science fair projects can be tedious. Most experiments require a lot of hard work and expensive materials. Try a simpler experiment that is still impressive. Doing an experiment on tooth decay is both beneficial and interesting. It only requires a few inexpensive materials and a week's worth of observation and record keeping. The experiment requires no work after the initial setup. It will impress the judges and meet most science fair requirements.

Science Fair Project - "Rotten Teeth? Rethink What You Drink" We used real human teeth, and got some real amazing results. Check it out!

Do you have a kid who refuses to brush his teeth? After this tooth decay eggshell experiment, he might be running to brush his teeth after eating!

Learn about how to keep teeth healthy with the tooth decay experiment with egg shells. Find out whay stains eggs, and what dissovles the eggshell.

This fun science experiment for kids uses basic materials to show children what drinks to do to their teeth & how important it is to brush.

Dylan Petsche recently attended the Southern Minnesota Regional Science Fair held at Minnesota State Mankato. His project, 'Which Beverage Stains Your Teeth The Most?' was awarded a Purple ribbon and won a Silver Medal and Wal-Mart Gift Card. There were 61 school districts represented. Dylan used egg shells (eggshells and teeth share a compositional element, calcium) and soaked them in Coke, Tea, Coffee, and Grape Juice where Grape Juice stained the most. Dylan is in Mrs. Prchal's 5th Grade…

Discover the results of our 'Egg-cellent Experiment,' exploring how different substances affect tooth enamel and overall dental health.

5th Grade Tooth decay science project

EGG-cel lent Teeth