Logan Republican | 1905-06-07 | Page 7 | Beware of Hard Toothbrush

BEWARE OF HARD TOOTHBRUSH Experienced Dentist Auerts It It Cause of Many Ills. "In splto of all that Is printed nowadays now-adays about the care of tho teeth," said nn experienced dentist, wo should have to go out of business If wo depended upon the patronage of men and women who havo passed tho prime of life. It Is u mistake to ns sumo that most of the false teeth nro made for old persons. I enturo to say thnt senrcoly a day passes that a patient pa-tient well lu the sixties does not como to tn olllrc for some slight treatment lo an almost perfectly sound set nf teeth. , "1 haw frequently treated men and women past fifty who never had a tooth out. and but ono or two slight ' cavities that loqtilrcd filling On the other hand, wo are repeatedly called upon to 1'iako attlllclal tooth for ery joutig persons. I attribute It to tho use of the hard toothbrush, which Is a compaiaMvely modern linoiitlon The use of a hard brush, oxen or oaslonally. Is n great mistake The softest Mini nf hogs' brlstlon makes the best toothbrush."