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Grey River Argus, 11 March 1938, Page 6

STAINED FALSEHETH ..mean germs in your mouth! (® wH| Stained, insanitary dentures are a breeding ground for germs—it is estimated that over 80% of germs enter the human system through the mouth. Don’t give infectious germs a foothold in your mouth keep your plates both stain-free and germ-free with ‘ Steradent.’ . Steradent ’ is the new, scientific cleanser for false teeth The Dental Profession has given it the highest endorsement—over 10,000 Dentists recommend it. • Steradent ’is harmless, quick and economical. Just shake a little ‘ Steradent’ powder in a glass of warm water. Stir weU. Leave your false teeth, plates and bridges in it while you dress or tor overnight. Every stain vanishes, including blackest tobacco stains of long standing. The wholesome, flesh-pink colour of your plates is restored. Dull, dingy, discoloured teeth regain their clean, lustrous, life-like appearance. Your plates feel smooth, cool and comtortable —just like new, and there is no unpleasant ‘ disinfectant ’ taste. Brushing is quite unnecessary. ‘Steradent' is much more efficient and reaches crevices never touched by any brush. Moreover it sterilises your dentures with a pleasant, harmless, but powerful purifying a cent. TRIAL OFFER : Send 10. in Stamp* for trial supply th Reekitta (Over Sea) ltd., <Dap6Ptmeni.il L a Victoria Street, Wellington, C.l SXI

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