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Top Spot of the Week: Pedigree's "Doggy Dentures"
Duration: 30 seconds
Director Rocky Morton of MJZ gives us a comedic glimpse of dentures for canines as a state-of-the-art remedy for tartar build-up. However, there's a more sane solution: Pedigree Dentastix treats.