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é ELECTRICITY MAY HEAL
* JAWBONE. DISORDERS

* Blectricity could became a.new
‘. tool{ar treating dental and bone
~ disorder, -if- current . ex-

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It is hoped that diseased
and injured bone can be
restored and crooked teeth
straightened through pressures
generated by electricity. Gum

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disease: loosens’ teeth ‘ns sup-
porting borie is sucked back.
Toothless patients are often

+” diffieultto fit with dentures due ©

to erosion of the jawbone. At _
present this bone loss cannot be-
restored. ‘

It: has been found that
negative © electroded can
stimulate bene production,’
while positive ones diminish

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bone formation. Pressure
produces a typa of electricity in
bone and these experiments
may explain how, pressure can
reshape bone. -

Bone specialisits in the
medical and dental fields have
been using pressure for some

lime, An orthodontist put wires -

on teeth to move them. He

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way
~ directly stimulated and con-

knows thatthe force is tran- .

emitted to
to realign crooked teeth,”
The detection of electricity
produced in bine from. forces
similar to. these exerted by

dental appliances may pave the
for bone alterations

trolled by electrical currents.

Canadian Denial Association

JOR OOOO

| THE HERALD, TERRACE, BC. __

ie supporting’ bone

DEAR ANN LANDERS: This
is not a serious problem com-
, pared to many you receive, but
_it has caused me considerable
discomfort and I'd like your
advice. a
Several months aga I went to
a great deal of trouble (not to
mention time) to paint what I
thought was a beautiful oil
portrait of a dear friend, I spent
$50 on a frame and presented it
to her as a gift when they moved
_inte their new home. I worked
‘fram photographs supplied by
her husband and surprised her
with the framted portrait-at the
housewarming party given by
friends and neighbors.

She seemed very pleased and
hungit inher living room — for
abaut two months. After that it
was no longer In evidence. Last
week I was amazed to find

_ hanging in its place a landscape
oil which she had purchased and

put in my $60 frame. Shall lask ~

her what happened to the
portrait or keep quiet? — Hurt
DEAR H.: You KNOW what
happened o if. Keep quiet.
. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My
husband and I are newlyweds
and he has a fault that needs
correcting.
Jimmic loves children, When

weareina grocery store and he,

sees a baby in the arms of his

mother he goes right over and -

says “keotchie coo’ or some
other fool thing and starts up a
“conversation” with the kid. In
church he does the same thing.
I'm sure the mothers must think’
he is nuts. . : .

We visited relatives recently
and instead of staying with the
adults, Jimmie romped around
with his two nephews all
evening. The kids loved it but
the adults thought it was mighty
strange. What should I do about
this? — Embarrassed.

DEAR EM: Your husband,
obvicusly loves babies and
young children and I think it’s

beautiful, Leave him alone and .

pray It lasts until you have
children of your own. -
. DEAR ANN LANDERS: This
is for Green Around the Gills,
Who was upset because the
“eyudest, loudest-mouthed
braad in the office’ had
snagged a man while she and
her ultra-feminine friends
remain “unclaimed.”
_ Why de 30 many women feal
men are prizes to be trapped by
chieanery and cunning? A few
years ago I rea}ied my first
obligation was to myself and
I've been making steady
progress in a field long con-
_ sidered a man's job. ['ve been
called blunt, aggressive, and
even obnoxious. Others have:
described me as honest, am-
_ bitious, and highly motivated.
My husban
“gyeet”’, Not because I'm ultra-

feminine, but because he knows .

‘J respect and admire him and 5
need his love and the emotional
support he provides. This does
. more for hig male ego than any
amount: of feminine sub-,
.missiveness. c.
Pethaps “Green”. will’ make
someone a wonderful wife, but I
_ happen to believe that the top
quality man appreciates a wo-

man who has something more ©

than curves, a soft voice,
and projects phony help-
lessness, —- Happy Being Me
DEAR YOU: Let’s hear it far
the honest, ambitiousandhighly
motivated woman. Thanks for a
- goodietler.

DEAR ANN LANDERS:
Please tell motorists that when
they hear an ambulance siren
they should have the decency (if
not the good sense) to pull over
and let the guy by, A few.

iW

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ROBERT BELISLE
5008 Park Terrace, 6.C.

‘SUN LIFE DU CANADA’

Life du Canada. Je suis &

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says I’m .

"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 77, 1974

‘minutes can ma [
-ference between life and death,
I've seen drivers block . an
ambulance — and refuse to give
an inch. One of those stubborn .
drivers ended “up dead

yesterday, right in front of my ©

service station. The speeding

ambulance hit him head-on. -

Thanks, Ann, — Sorry About
That .
‘ DEAR SORRY: So am 1.
‘Thanks for writing. .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: [
just finished reading the letter
‘from the woman Whose 65-year-
old mother was driving her
crazy. I'd like to present the
‘other side. ;
> Mymother is inher 70s and In
‘poor health. I phone her every
day and go to see her
frequently, She was once @
vigorous, energetic woman and

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person like that to accept the
fact that her days of active
participation are over. .

I think of myself as. my

mother's escape valve. She can ~

‘let aff steam.with me. I listen to
her kvetch for awhile and then I
turn the conversation to some
ridiculous thing one of her

incom

ean the “dif.,

it must be very difficult for a ~

grandchildren sald. Before long

_{phels laughing. It’s niusic fo my .

Cars co.
tt would’ be wonderful If
Mother were as strong and vital
today as she was when [ was a
teen-ager, But she isn't and now
it’s my turn to listen and try to
bring. some happiness to her
limited and joyless life, I'm
going todo what I ean for her as
‘Jong-as I can, and be thankful
‘that at my-age I still have a
imother. Most people don’t, — A_
daughter. ae :
DEAR DAUGHTER: I envy
you, Thanks for putting: Into

‘words’ something ‘that _many

people need to see — SonB as

-; well as daughters,

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