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It’s the first toothpaste commercial ever to focus on the story of a parasite. However, listerine went down a. Yet, despite its unconventional approach, the ad effectively. Keep an eye on this page to learn about the. it features a toothless granny and her grandchild portrayed as a cutting machine in a toothpaste ad, defying conventional norms. check out crest's 30 second tv commercial, 'reality checkup: With a view of a shimmering stream and the words: Appealing to vanity is always the best way to sell a product. And so the pepsodent ads read: until “lice,” part of crest’s new campaign from saatchi.

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