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PRESERVATION OF THE TEETH
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BY DR.. BENTLEY


To keep The teeth absolutely pure and
! clean. with highly polished enamel, is the
only inf4iiDle remedy for the universal evi


Of bad teeth To show n what respect the


teeth have been neglected.; how the foul


condition of the mouth is the procuring and


exciting cause Of dental disease; to what an


alarming magnitude the calamity has


grown; aud TO introduce 10 the place OF the
tofmer futile methods of cure. a soyereion


aniIdote to dental ganerene, is the object Of


this communications That the foul depos
lies OF foreign matter upon and between the


teeth are the causes of their ruin, is tie point
to De established Relics of decaying food,
acrld and corrosine hliJs, when suff' red TO
remain undisinr bed in contact with the enam,
Il of The teeth, produce d. cay of that sub
stance; from which i, follows, of necessity
that keeping the surface of the enamel well
polished and clean. is the proper means of
preserving their structure Ii is an undis
pulrd iact thaf every instance OF caii-s or
decay IN tooth is found TO commence at
that precise point where foreign substances
have been suffered to remain Iony in contac,
with the tooth. and never does decay com.
mence on those prominent points which are
Kept polished nv nsa These are stubborn
facts' hieh no sophis'iv can gainsav; and



positively affirm. that ifevery part of The
enamei Is Kept well polished and clean !,
viii resis' all external agents to which y i
expos d. Ia speaking of bad to. IN in ,b;s
state. do not wish to excite the useIess .,
pf'hensi"ns OF any individual; only desire
10 arouse the community to sense of the
danger which Is not only at their doars. bnt
their very mouths. puiring in jeopardy the
most Solid structure of their bodies.