Establishing the point of being reasonable as opposed to unreasonable,
is a goal we all face from time to time.  

The public perception in the USA seems to be accepting of fluoride as a
decay preventive measure.  There will always be lay people on the fringe
of society who cast doubts about the establishment's positions on just
about anything.

Here in smd, we have recently visited some of the issues pertaining to
the parent's role in providing safe amounts of fluoride to her/his
children.  

Concerning fluoride, the dentists and physicians who determine the
fluoride needs to their patients, do so in accordance with guidelines
set forth by various agencies.  Most pediatricians or family doctors
probably know very little about *the issues* related to fluoride unless
that person has a special interest in the topic.  

If it is a fair statement to say that smders learned something from the
recent activities related to the "fluoride concerns of Keri", then it is
fair to ask the smders to share what the learned.

Is it possible to expand upon the subject and to keep it in tight focus
via multiple related subject lines?

TW