Dear Dr. Barsan,

As soon as I arrived in NY and took possession of my new job, before being able to accomplish anything, sweet memories pulled me back to Canton, where I had spent over six beautiful months of my life in my uncle’s house.

I was impressed of many things in Canton: people, places and events. I must say that your professionalism at work made one of the deepest and top impression on me, nontheless your kindness, friendship and understanding especially regarding the “cemetary” of my mouth. I take my encounter with you as a privilage and I treasure it as such, and I’m sure that you enriched my soul. The only regret I carry is that I came to know you too late and for a too short time (regardless the good work you rendered to my teeth).

I’m very grateful for everything and thank you very much. My best regards to your staff; they all qualify for the cover of wonderful people and what else can I say than keep on the good work!

So far, everything is all right with my teeth, since I don’t notice they’re there…

Thank you again, and I’ll keep in touch.

Your,
AC