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Waikato Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2275, 3 July 1920, Page 7

When■ FuropeamTmrs^jam^T^Sew? * Zealand the Maoris ate coarser and more natural food and had perfect teeth. Now the Maori has adopted our dietetic habits and his teeth have been reduced to almost the same deplorable state as our own. The Government has inaugurated a scheme to treat dental disease in school children. This can only be regarded as palliative. No real progress can be made unless fundamental causes are dealt with. For this reason parents are uged to give their serious consideration to the suggestions given in this and other articles of the series. In the, next article it is intended to deal further with the subject of diet j in relation to the teeth. i

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