Teeth are prety tough. I remember reading some where, that the best way to dispose of a body is to dump it in a pig farm, as they will eat and digest every thing apart from teeth, these will have to be removed before hand. This is refering to humans!
Maybe due to reptiles slower metabolic rate, that food sits longer in the stomach and there for exposed to acid for greater periods?

John
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"Its no help to hide behind the statement that snake bite accidents are a rarity and that the average Dr seldom or never will treat one. For the bitten patient, it is a matter of life or death, and the rarity of the event is of no interest to him."

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