Personal Hygiene
Personal Hygiene
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The mouth provides the most favorable condition for bacterial growths — moisture, warmth and darkness, and if there is food present, they multiply enormously. When it is known that with some kinds of bacteria a new generation may be formed every twenty minutes, it is not surprising to learn that by morning the uncleaned mouth may contain literally millions of bacteria. No wonder that many are reminded by the condition of the mouth to use the brush in the morning.
At night, then, the teeth shoul...d receive their most thorough toilet. The use of the brush and pow- der alone will seldom remove all the food between the teeth and a fine silk thread, or better, the so-called ** dental floss," should be pulled back and forth between close-set teeth, care being taken not to in- jure the gums. To preserve the polish of the teeth and to prevent the accumulation of sordies — tartar — an orange wood stick, cut in the shape of a chisel, should be rubbed up and down between the teeth, with a little powdered pumice stone, several times a month.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mouth provides the most favorable condition for bacterial growths — moisture, warmth and darkness, and if there is food present, they multiply enormously. When it is known that with some kinds of bacteria a new generation may be formed every twenty minutes, it is not surprising to learn that by morning the uncleaned mouth may contain literally millions of bacteria. No wonder that many are reminded by the condition of the mouth to use the brush in the morning.
At night, then, the teeth shoul...d receive their most thorough toilet. The use of the brush and pow- der alone will seldom remove all the food between the teeth and a fine silk thread, or better, the so-called ** dental floss," should be pulled back and forth between close-set teeth, care being taken not to in- jure the gums. To preserve the polish of the teeth and to prevent the accumulation of sordies — tartar — an orange wood stick, cut in the shape of a chisel, should be rubbed up and down between the teeth, with a little powdered pumice stone, several times a month.
What to read after Personal Hygiene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American School of Home Economics to read onlineMoreLess
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