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New Zealand Tablet, 1 April 1920, Page 20

Tooth Camouflage YOUR SMILE may reveal a row of gleaming teeth, but are the hidden teeth as good as those in front? Does the pearly smile “camouflage” unseen decay ? Tooth appearance means much, certainly, but not everything. Mere apparent teethsoundness will not prevent ill health or diminishing efficiency. And soon very soon the sound teeth must become corrupted- by the defective ones. Don’t tolerate that “ tooth camouflage.” If you have one tooth needing attention come In now, for your own sake. I sincerely urge you to do this. It will cost you nothing to ascertain : the' true state of your teeth whether they need - attention •or not — and the best way of remedying or removing the defect. Consultation and Advice Free. Fees very reasonable. ; NURSES' IN ATTENDANCE. W. P. sommerville “The Careful Dentist ” MOLESWORTH STREET (Over Barraud & Son, Chemists) Hours: 9a.m.to 6 p.m. • Saturday,?) a.m. to 1 p.m. - _ , - TELEPHONE 3967 - HAINES— 38