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Evening Star, Issue 19198, 15 March 1926, Page 2

You have always known that teeth are not saved by merely brushing them. Now Science knows why this is true and tells us what is needed in addition to brushing—a something that is best supplied by the regular us# of Wrigley’s. A prominent dental surgeon, " writing for the Daily Express of the 27th June, says;— "To prevent the teeth decaying hy cleanliness alone, the mouth would have to he constantly aseptic. * As this is practically impossible, a small quantity of good chewing gum after a meal will induce a long-continued flow of saliva, most efficacious in destroying the numbers of tooth-de* stroying bacteria.’’ So now ? you | have a sound health reason-tor indulging in the use of a delightful sweet. Use Wrigley’s because you like it, * because it sweetens the mouth, steadies the nerves, comforts you. when you cannot smoke ■or makes the next ©moke taste better. But use it because it saves your teeth by doing for them whar nothing else can do Use it also because it aids digestion—for the same reason that it saves teeth. Use it yourself and give it freely and regularly to the children. Use it after every meal—that’s when it will do you good. ?:C; Vi !\ t n-'.'il-Pat a packet in your pocket <9 *3 28 ■3* penny rev Fruit Made in Australia m? the ht»i pa m

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