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To: Jacques Chitte who wrote (14685)	3/20/2011 5:51:25 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 69300

re..."Sorry, ma'am, you have Winger's Deformity. Pre-existing condition, I'm afraid ................... Mobile Clinic Treats 'Mountain Dew Mouth' After ABC News Report, PepsiCo Offers Support to Dentist Working in Appalachia BY KETURAH GRAY AND JOSEPH DIAZ Feb. 13, 2009 PepsiCo, the makers of Mountain Dew soda, says it has reached out to a dentist working to save children's teeth in eastern Kentucky, after ABC News reports on the problem of tooth decay, or "Mountain Dew mouth," in the region. Dr. Edwin Smith, a dentist in Barbourville, Ky., invested $150,000 of his own money to build a mobile dental clinic, Kids First Dental Care, inside an 18-wheel truck. In a statement, PepsiCo said that its vice president of global health policy had reached out to Smith to learn more about his clinic after Smith's appearance on "Good Morning America" today. "They also discussed how we might support his efforts to educate people in Appalachia about proper dental care and help them lead healthier lifestyles," the statement said. CLICK HERE to read the full statement.