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DENTAL HEALTH WEEK Monday, Feb. 8, 1971 2 CIatfonHctigct Toothbrushing Important To Remove Debris Quickly important. By removing the acid-inducing food and debris from the teeth, you greatly reduce acid attacks upon tooth enamel. And brushing your teeth with a fluoride toothpaste will help make the enamel stronger and better able to withstand acid attacks. If plaque is not removed by toothbrushing it eventually hardens into calculus, which irritates the gums and causes them to recede.

As the gums recede, they leave tiny pockets behind which collert more debris, bacteria and plaque. If the periodontal disease is not halted and treated, the pms recede and the disease spreads into the bone which supports the tooth. The tooth may have to be extracted. Regular dental visits for professional cleaning to remove plaque and calculus are necessary, as toothbrushing cannot entirely prevent the formation of plaque. Periodontal diseases affect nearly all the adult population and a good portion of children, too and are the single greatest cause of loss of teeth by adults.

So, it is just as important to brush your teeth when you are adult as when you are a child. You are actually working with the dentist to prevent two dental diseases: caries and periodontal problems. You are ine one most responsible for your good or bad oral health. trans which enable plaque to stick to the teeth. Bacterial colonies form the plaque.

Once it is established on the teeth, more bacteria lodge in the plaque and reproduce. Obviously, teeth that have lost some enamel and that are exposed to continual acid attacks in the mouth are more susceptible to decay. Once the decay has penetrated well into the tooth, the infected part of the tooth must be removed and sealed with a filling. I A (., mil in vui. La il This is why brushing as soon as possible after eating is so becomes loose and eventually EDITOR'S NOTE: -Feb.

7-13 is the 23rd annual National Children's Dental Health Week. As part of the observance, The Clarion-Ledger, in cooperation with the Jackson Dental Association, today begins a series of articles on facts you should know about dental health. My dentist is always stressing toothbrushing after eating. Why is it important? Toothbrushing is the most important part of good oral hygiene because it cleans debris from the teeth. We know that oral bacteria act on residual food within minutes, so it is highly important to remove as much debris as possible immediately after eating.

Oral debris is one of the causes of two major dental diseases: decay and periodontal (gum) disease. Foods that are high in carbohydrates, or sugars, are a prime factor in decay (dental caries). The oral bacteria react with sugar to form acids that dissolve tooth enamel. The bacteria also produce gummy substances called dex- "Something Can Be Done for Asthma" Fund Drive Started For Policeman GRENADA (AP) Area radio and television stations raised $400 Saturday to assist a Grenada policeman who lost seven members of his family as a result of a killed tornado. A spokesman at station WNAG at Grenada said the fund raising drive was being carried out in cooperation with the city police department for officer Christopher Hankins.

Hankins' wife and three small children, a sister, a niece and mother-in-law died Thursday when the twister dipped down about 12 miles north of here and shredded his trailer house. Funeral services for the seven were conducted at a small church Saturday not far from where the Hankins family was located. NORVILLE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 1207 NORTH WEST STREET JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI 39202 352-S744 353-5982 sentations. At left are Mr. and Mrs.

Norris Ellis; recipient Ellis; Mason McGrew, scoutmaster; Robert Easterling, Sr. Eagle Scout; Les Easterling; recipient Easterling; and Mrs. Les Easterling. NEW EAGLE SCOUTS Don Ellis and Richard Easterling were presented their Eagle Scout badges in ceremonies held at Broadmeadow Methodist Church Monday night. Hinds County Chancery Clerk made the pre Dr.

Norville GLOBAL COMMENTARY Medicine researchers have found that Asthma is a condition of constriction of the bronchial tubes and conjestion of the mucous membrane lining the tubes. They also found that nerve irritation brings this condition about. Adjusting, replacing and correcting the structural interference of the nerve supply to this area is the chiropractic method. A 34 year old businessman had a history of Asthma for over 20 years. Following an attack that lasted 15 days, he came to the Norville Chiropractic Clinic.

Our routine spinal examination and spinal x-rays located the nerve interference. It was promptly corrected. His asthma has not returned. Something can be done for Asthma! Chiropractic proves it? Investigate? You have nothing to lose but your Asthma. U.N.

Stumbles Again In Guinea Invasion they have from the beginning and always, in all likelihood, will. As now organized, the United Nations has neither the means nor the vitality to deal with most of the major problems confronting the world. It has, in essence, too many members unqualified by training or experience in world affairs, who either give only lip service to the principles of the charter or interpret them for their own petty advantage and narrow self-interest. The forum provided by the United Nations has been used too often as a platform for propaganda and has degenerated into a futile debating society. As a result, world reaction is at best disillusion and at worst reexamine this postulate, if for no other reason than as long as the United Nations is permitted to bumble and stumble along, there WILL be nothing better.

What residual value to the cause of peace it now possesses will be destroyed with the admission of Red China to membership, which is likely to take place very soon. We ought now to be thinking about exploring the possibilities of alternatives. Several offering prospects of being more workable than the present setup exist. It has been suggested, for example, that there could be a system of international cooperation and consultation based on broad regions of the world, along the lines of the European Economic Community or the several regional defense pacts now in existence. Mutuality of interest in these regional groups would engender collective effort, collaboration and responsible behavior so lacking in the present organization.

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