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Dear Ann Landers,
entists are, in my opinion, the most backward of all professionals. If Benjamin Franklin had not invented false teeth, people would be walking around toothless today. I have been reading articles on tooth transplants since I was a child. Dentists have been "experimenting" for twenty years. I have written to the authors of the articles to learn which dentists perform the procedure. The replies were vague. I never did find a dentist who could transplant a tooth. All they know is drilling and pulling and dentures and partial plates. They are too busy raking in the money to learn any-thing new. Today when kidneys, liver, human hair, and even the heart can be transplanted, is it too much to ask that the dentists get busy and join the twentieth century?-Exposed Nerve

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