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New Zealand Tablet, 14 August 1919, Page 20

Defective Teetli Why ? It's certainly most hard to understand why people allow bad teeth to slay in their mouths. It s illogical —and inconsistent of all those who profess to live in “Commonsense Street.” Consider the ill-health that decayed or defective teeth cause I They harbour myiiads of germs —agents of bad teeth in corrupting food, which in turn carries the germs throughout the system — afid that means illness. Yet flow unnecessary. A little time spent under my treatment will remedy the trouble. If the teeth are too far gone I will extract them painlessly. If it is at all possible to save them I will do it by means of fillings or crowns. My bridgework and platcwork also reach a very high efficiency mark. My fees are moderate. Consult me to-day about your tooth-needs. Examination and advice free. NURSES IN ATTENDANCE W. P. Sommerville "The Carefuf Dentist MOLESWORTH STREET (Over Birrsud 6- Son, Chemists) Hours: 9 ».rm to 6 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to I p.m. Hi INKS—a e '