Page 13 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21984, 20 June 1933, Page 13

Film on teeth is dangerous I Just look at film under the microscope Queer germs live on your teeth. Science links them to tooth decay, gum disorders and many other troubles. Germs are glued to teeth by an ever-forming film. m m mmmmm m 5 BSS This is what the scientist fines when h« analyzes film on teeth i 1 A species of Lactobacilli now held responsible for tooth decay by many scientists. S A species of Streptococcus Pyogenes that may get into the blood through the tissues and cause serious infection. m YOU don’t need a microscope to pick out film-stained teeth. The naked eye can’t miss them, for film is ugly and disgusting. But where the naked eye sees ugliness, the microscope sees danger. Magnify film 1,000 times and you will see living germs of many kinds. Look especially at those rod-shaped ones in pairs and groups Lactobacilli is their scientific Latin name. Destroyers of lovely teeth. Lactobacilli are the “germs of tooth decay.” They feed on the particles of food that cling to the teeth. They give off lactic acid that dissolves the tooth enamel, then devours the part beneath. Finally the nerve is reached, causing , abscesses and often serious infection. Lactobacilli appear in countless numbers. In fact, the film scraped from a single tooth may easily contain millions of living The only way science accepts of removing germs from teeth is to remove the protective film-coat in which they live a,nd multiply.. Film clings stubbornly. It defies all ordinary ways of brushing. That’s why Pepsodent Laboratories have always centred their attention on the film-removing properties of. their toothpaste. . Pepsodent Toothpaste first curdles film so that light:-, brushing easily removes it, polishing the surface of; -' the teeth to a sparkling brilliance. :\V; Write to the Pepsodent Co. (N.Z.) Ltd., Dept. 4 ijSJkh P.O. Box 504, Wellington, for a FREE ib-day ;; v sample tube. The price of Pepsodent in New Zealand now 1/3 and 2/-. per tube. : : v >• Pepsodent The Special Film-removing Toothpaste MADE IN NEW ZE^\LAND USE PEPSODENT TWICE A DAY SEE YOUR DENTIST T'JTICE A YEAR. mi * mm A f With ©milhowlCODirVER oil Banishes Winter Notiii genuine utUkout this denature «n iht label. ailments amon£ Children

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