The Prevention of Dental Caries
The Prevention of Dental Caries
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No doubt the child feels that toast and butter is not its mother's breast, and it certainly subjects the toast to the influence of its teeth. It gnaws it and sucks it ; the gnawing induces a flow of saliva and the ptyalin converts the starch. The child continues to suck much as it sucked its mother's breast, and its palate appreciates that it is actually sucking liquid out of the solid toast. Gradually the toast disappears, practically in the form of liquid down the child's throat, thoroughly p...repared for further digestion in the stomach. Before the fourteenth month, or at least before the first temporary molars erupt, true mastication, of course, is not performed. It is gnawing which is indulged in, and it certainly and instinctively is indulged in by all children. After the child has had its toast to supplement its milk diet, say, twice a day for a month or two, then other things may be added, such as rusks and milk puddings made sufficiently solid, and as there is not an excess of albumen in the milk (it having been diluted), boiled fish and chicken may be given in small amounts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No doubt the child feels that toast and butter is not its mother's breast, and it certainly subjects the toast to the influence of its teeth. It gnaws it and sucks it ; the gnawing induces a flow of saliva and the ptyalin converts the starch. The child continues to suck much as it sucked its mother's breast, and its palate appreciates that it is actually sucking liquid out of the solid toast. Gradually the toast disappears, practically in the form of liquid down the child's throat, thoroughly p...repared for further digestion in the stomach. Before the fourteenth month, or at least before the first temporary molars erupt, true mastication, of course, is not performed. It is gnawing which is indulged in, and it certainly and instinctively is indulged in by all children. After the child has had its toast to supplement its milk diet, say, twice a day for a month or two, then other things may be added, such as rusks and milk puddings made sufficiently solid, and as there is not an excess of albumen in the milk (it having been diluted), boiled fish and chicken may be given in small amounts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Sim James Sim Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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