. ____; q li bacteria are allowed in the mouth they form acids which attack the enamel of the teeth and destroy them. That is one fact. Another is that as bacteria hide in the most remofe corners—in the interstices between the teeth and in the minute crevices of the mouth generally—they cannot be removed by means of tooth pastes or powders. Odol gets there—tooth pastes and powders don't. Being liquid, it can penetrate the minutest crevices, and, as it has a real antiseptic effect, lasting for hours, arrests all bacterial, and fermentation processes which destroy the rpptb.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14919, 18 March 1914, Page 4
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