Official Sees Large Majority Dental Cripples in Nation
New York dental official Dr. David B. Ast told the APHA meeting that a large portion of Americans are dental cripples despite spending 1.6 billion dollars in 1955 on dental care. He warned tooth decay affects nearly the whole population, urged brushing after meals, and cautioned that regular family dental care may not prevent all caries but could prevent gross tooth loss.
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Funston Calls South America Investment To Fuel Growth
G Keith Funston, president of the New York Stock Exchange, told the American Chamber of Commerce in Caracas that private investment in South America must triple to sustain growth in per capita output. He urged more stock financing, fluoride in public water to curb tooth decay, and noted U S insurance taxes at 573 million dollars in 1956.
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Keith Funston
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