(Editor's Note: American Dental Association sponsored the fifth annual National Chil dren's Dental Health Day, Mon day, Feb. 2, to focus public attention on the need for more dental health education and eare for children. The Farm Tille Herald, in co-operation with Farmville dentists, pre sents the second in a series of educational articles about den tal health for children.) Jane. 18. graduated w ith honors from a mid-western nigh school, last June. He^ intelligence quo tient qualified her for college. But Jane decided to take a job as a scrubwoman in a downtown of fice building at night. She said she didn't have the funds for col lege. even though scholarships were hers for the asking. The real reason for this flight from reality was Jane's embar rassment over her appearance. She didn't want people to see her because she had a severe defor mity of the teeth. They were out of position. Her cuspids Jutted out high in the gums, so they looked like fangs. Her incisors or front teeth were widely separated. Her upper jaw protruded over her lower.

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