The astonishing gap between FDA?s position (doesn?t know if it?s safe) and its policy (may be implanted into anyone without even warnings) is setting off a grassroots firestorm.  Ken Stoller, M.D., filed a sworn complaint to the New Mexico Board of Pharmacy asking that mercury fillings, no longer certified as safe by FDA, be banned in that state (want to help?--write Ken, hbotnm@netzero.com).  Philadelphia Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown plans hearings in early May (want to help?--write Freya Koss, frekoss@aol.com).  The latest example of a reckless dentist leaving bottles of mercury for children to get exposed happened in West Virginia; this time, we have a plan to fight back (want to help?--write Sandy Keech Esq., sandraK@toxicteeth.org).  In Ohio, the movement is growing to add a mercury-free dentist to a dental board whose policy is to block from consumers disclosures that ?silver fillings? aren?t really silver (want to help?--write Jessica Kerger, Esq. JessKerger@aol.com).  Congresswoman Watson is closely monitoring these developments in consultation with Members of the House Government Reform Committee (want to help?--write Elizabeth Wright, elizabeth@toxicteeth.org)