Why does it hurt when you bite into aluminum foil with a metal filling in your t!
Question: Why does it hurt when you bite into aluminum foil with a metal filling in your tooth!?
Answers:
It's called "galvanic shock"!. It's a little electrical current or shock that happens when two unlike metals in the mouth touch!. Your saliva contains salt which makes it a good conductor!. Plus the two metals act like a battery, then the electrical current passes through the saliva between the two metal objects (i!.e!. your filling and a fork or foil)!. The shock travels through the filling into the nerve of the tooth and causes you pain!. I hope this answers your question!. =)Www@Answer-Health@Com
because it is just proving how dumb you are!. who would bite into aluminum foil!?Www@Answer-Health@Com