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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23257, 19 July 1945, Page 2

ISSUED BY THE DEPT. OF HEALTH xp— -iz Guard Baby Teeth like these ■» . 1 .|K't T I j I 1 1 - *sssk*- . “f C ! £ I I to get Adult Teeth like these In our last dental message we emphasised the need to provide, in the ante-natal stages, for sound teeth for baby. Now we take the advice a stage further. Why should the first teeth-—these “milk” teeth require special care ? Here are the reasons : ® They act as guides to the permanent teeth. If baby teeth are lost too soon the spaces close and the permanent teeth, having less room, come through crooked and ugly. 0 Decay in baby teeth will impair the child’s health, and may damage the permanent teeth next to them. © Baby needs all his teeth to chew properly. Good chewing promotes i good digestion. I 0 Sore teeth prevent the proper chewing of hard food, which 9 strengthens the jawbone, and makes it grow. a O Children with their baby teeth missing tend to lisp or speak I indistinctly. (Even stammering may be developed). The first baby teeth to appear (the two front incisors) should normally last until six or seven years of age. and the others up to I I years of age. EVERY CHILD SHOULD RECEIVE ITS FIRST DENTAL EXAMINATION AT 2-3 YEARS OF AGE. ENROL YOUR CHILD AT A SCHOOL DENTAL CLINIC OR WITH YOUR DENTIST. THE PRE-SCHOOL DENTAL CLINIC TAKES CHILDREN UNDER SCHOOL AGE. 26a FOR A HEALTHIER NATION <* J/ Af OT ENOUGH pt' |N ' ot ever X one A Vi A can have tyres f // € *■ 1 t^iese da/ 5--F— |( j| there aren’t t V\ jjfL // er,OU S h to S° v *7 round ' V" Xj/ 7 R.emember the X, rubber shortage as you drive— I Mill I drive carefully I to conserve the I I Don't take corners at speed. I THESE AR.E Don't strike kerbs. I tyres you are TL'C I 3. Don't accelerate rapidly. I lucky tO have. ' 4 Don't brake fiercely. DUNLO? 5. Don’t drive cn your brakes. ■ AVLEAGE . 6 - to correct pres - I HINTS 1 Remove tyres in time lor I | I remou’ding. ■ * D 1312

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