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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21697, 26 April 1945, Page 2

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ISSUED BY THE m DEPT. OF HEALTH Ensure SOUND TEETH for the coming baby w , « P\ 9 ? " " * AN EXPECTANT MOTHER HAS MORE TO DO THAN MAKE BABY GARMENTS Expectant mothers should pay great attention to dental fitness in antenatal routine. There is a risk, both to the mother and to the child, if the mother goes through pregnancy with a diseased mouth. The damage done may be reflected later in the dental unfitness of both, sometimes to a very serious degree. IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER: Baby teeth begin to form during the s*ond month of pregnancy. The quality of baby teeth depends on the building material the mother supplies through her blood. She should eat foods that supply adequate calcium, phosphorus, iron] and vitamins. These are —milk, meat, fish, liver, cheese, whole-grain cereals, wholemeal bread, butter, eggs, cod liver oil, plenty of vegetables, plenty of milk, water and fruit drinks. And, of course, always iodised salt. . . . .. . . . , She must consult her doctor regularly for medical check-up; she should also consult her dentist in the earlier months for dental check-up. And she should— Q Cut down the consumption of sugars and white flour—avoid sweets, biscuits and cakes. ® Clean teeth and massage gums after every meal. @ Get plenty of fresh air, sunshine and suitable exercise. © And when baby arrives, breist-feed him if at all possible. This will ensure proper jaw development. See that your teeth get that extra care they need during pregnancy. FOR A HEALTHIER NATION