Eye-Opening Perspectives for Heroic Hearts

Eye-Opening Perspectives for Heroic Hearts

Monday, October 31, 2011

HALLOWEEN'S GIFT TO THE WORLD


DANDY CANDY TO GI JOE SPREADS RISK AROUND NICELY

By Winsip Custer CPW News Service
Dental hygienist, Matilda Flossmore and oral surgeon, Dr. Norvel R. Caine have published a new finding on the value of Halloween for dental care worldwide.  Titled simply, Dandy Candy, the four year study helps parents worldwide to better understand the power of Halloween to rot their children’s teeth to the gum line.

“You take a shopping bag of gooey candy made from cane sugar or high fructose corn syrup and let the kids graze on it for days and days after Halloween and you’re inviting us into your child’s mouth and your pocketbook,” said Dr. Caine.

“I’d like nothing better than to bill you and yours for high dollar dental procedures and prosthetics, but I took a Hippocratic oath, same as other doctors.   Don’t give that crap to your kids and if you do?  Brush, floss, floss and brush.   Get that crap out of your mouth or your teeth are headed to oblivion.  Better yet, package a big box of that crap and ship it in a care package to our soldiers overseas.  What they don’t eat they’ll give to the foreign kiddos who might have nothing to eat at all were it not for the KitKats and Reeces Pieces.  When they grow up with rotten teeth they feel a lot less like leading a rebellion or taking pot shots at our soldiers.  Of course, if they have a really bad absess suicide bombing may be a bit more appealing, but this dentist can't solve every problem.  Can I?   Plus the GI’s have health care and dental care and what doesn’t get them from a IED or grenade launchers, sniper bullets, typhus or dysentery or perhaps late stage sugar diabetes…..well their teeth are a minor issue if you get my drift,” said Dr. Caine.
“Be sure and include a roll of high quality dental floss in the care packages,” said Ms. Flossmore.   "And rather than throw it away when used, keep it as replacement string for the kid's yo-yos."

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