That single situation you mention is a very nonsubjective way to judge this issue. There are many variables that you are obviously not taking into account at all.

On the contrary, the statement I made is based on piles of real scientific research, not my personal opinion or desire. I actually have a large collection of fluoride research.

Please, do your research before coming to such far-reaching conclusions. It may just save a lot of people considerable trouble and pain in the long run. Fluoride may seem like a short term fix, but it's a very real long-term toxin.

By the way, if you work in a dental office that still uses fluoride, it's likely that your office also still installs amalgam dental fillings.

Does it?