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Sloth toothache cured by dentists
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
|June 2025
Dental experts have cured a two-toed sloth's toothache through a procedure called an apicectomy (say ap-ee-sek-toe-mee).
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It is the first time that a sloth has had the treatment, which involves cutting into the jawbone, removing a tooth's root and putting in a filling.
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