Excerpt from Teeth Health

A human being, for all ordinary purposes, is of value to himself and to the society in which he lives, only when he is alive, and in a reasonably good state of health.

If he is merely alive, and chronically filled with strange pains and alarming bodily disorders, he is an economic liability - to himself, his family, and to the society which must provide for his maintenance during hours or years of decreased productivity, or total incapacity.

Therefore it is that health, and the things that make for health, are the most important subjects with which human beings can concern themselves. And by the same token, and for the same reason, teeth, and the things that teeth do and become, must be the solicitous concern of everyone who values health, longevity, and physical and mental efficiency.

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