A pediatric dentist worried about the safety of his own children has invented Toothprints.  Tooth prints are small plastic wafers that can be softened in hot water.  When a child bites into the Toothprints wafer, it provides the parents with a quickly-produced dental record and the saliva adhering to the wafer provides a DNA sample and a scent sample that can be used by tracking dogs if a child is abducted.

During the summer vacation of 2003, my office will gladly Toothprint children and will waive our normal office fee.  In return, we ask that you write a check for $25 to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation for each child who is Toothprinted.

Parents can feel a little less anxiety about their children in an anxious world, and you can help fund research for a terrible disease.