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Thanks Bob for the report, I posted it in our files.

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bG

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I have read that plain old soap is the best thing to brush with. It cleans off

the teeth and does not coat them with anything. Personally I use xylitol, a germ

killing sugar, and soda. xylitol kills the germs that cause cavities and the

soda alkalizes the saliva.

Dick

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