Page 13 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22328, 31 July 1934, Page 13

If Your False Teetfi Rattle Like Horse's Bit Beware of ■" Denture Breath " when Teeth Work Loose. Most wearers of false teeth have suffered annoyance, embarrassment or real humiliation when their teeth dropped, slipped,'or clattered during meal? or,' but always at just the worst possible time. • Few realise, however, the 'danger of offending others with bad breath, arising from sour fermented food particles or juices that creep between edges of plates and. gums. ..■ •■ ■. ... .v.'»- «•'. If , you live in fear of all this: sort of thing, go to your chemist for.-.afreriiark-able new denture powder called FasteethVasclyn. Dusted Inside your plate after the usual morning cleansing, this powder forms-into a fine adhesive film—an:elastic "suction" cushion—that draws plate anti ginns closely together—keeps them' so snugly < united—all day long—that you're absolutely unconscious of false teeth. : With such comfortably fast and firm contact, soreness and irritation of course cannot occur. .Chemists also recommend.-it to strengthen and harden the tissues—to preient gum shrinkage (the": cause of '.' sagging: mouth," ot , even, malformation of jaws). Fasteeth-Vasclyn has a refreshing, pleasant taste and cannot liquefy or ooze but.—(Copyright.) - :".\- ;,: .

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