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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
3
Health expert stresses that tooth decay harms 90 to 97 percent of school children and adults. Vitamin A from dairy and leafy vegetables supports enamel formation and gum health, while proper brushing techniques prevent debris buildup and enamel erosion.
The article notes a high level of dental decay in Americans and cites extensive laboratory and clinical research. It argues dental caries may be prevented by dietary means and highlights the spread of improved dental hygiene practices, including toothbrushes and dentifrices, across communities.
Investigators differ on which dietary element most controls dental caries. Leading authorities agree that five dietary factors each play a controlling role in forming a diet to prevent tooth decay.
Vitamin C supports dentine enamel cementum and jaw bone and helps prevent dental decay and gum disorders when included in a balanced diet. Best sources are citrus fruits tomatoes and raw leafy vegetables. Vitamin D from sun fish liver oils supplements bone health.
A fragmented readable column features a mock letter from Mr Jones full of clipped dialogue and rural character quips. It references characters like Raw and Uncle Eben and includes playful lines about work and nature.
This article emphasizes choosing a good dentifrice to promote thorough brushing and remove minute food particles. It advises using a paste or powder to restore luster to stained teeth and recommends daily antiseptic mouthwash, especially at night, plus regular dental cleanings and periodic checkups.
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