Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21757, 23 March 1934, Page 2

Made in New Zealand I>y« LANE, WALKER, RUDKIN, LTD., CHRISTCHURGH COU M ■ fS=? \a\\V I d n't bought it Most tooth troubles start in film FLM is rvcr present—ln every mouth ; —on l every tooth—constantly accumulating. Sometimes it is Invisible—mote often it fonns a yellow, ugly mask. Film Is soft and sticky. Food particles cling -to it. The mineral salts in saliva combine»with film to form hard, irritating tartar. This causes gums to bleed and lays them open to infection. But film's greatest damage is done through tooth decay. Remember : a clean >ooth never decays. To keep teeth clean and free from film, use Pepsodent instead of ordinary tooth pastes. Why? Because Pepsodent contains a special film-tcmoving substance. Pepsodent first curdles film. Then, and then only, light brushing can gently remove it in complete safety to enamel. Pepsodent contains no pumice, harmful grit or crude abrasive. Write to The Pepsodetit Co. (N.Z.) Ltd., Dept. A/84,, Box JO4, Wellington, for a FREE 10-day Sample tube. The price of Pepsodent in New Zealand is now 1/3 arid 2/- per tube. See how rapidly film' forms 011 teetli. These teeth were absolutely free of film at 8 a.m. A* noon—the film : detector* solution 1 >4 was applied and this 1 is how they looked. At 8 p.m. the film detector shows still heavier deposits of film. Two-thirds of the tooth's surface is covered. At 10 p.m.—the* same teeth wae brushed with Pepsodent. Note how thoroughly film has been removed. •A harmless fluid, used by dentists, which stains film so that the naked eye can see it r MADE IN NBW ZEALAND USE PEPSODENT TWICE A DAY—SEB YOUR DENTIST TWitS A YEAR.