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Seems to be a cosmetic issue only?

• Retric 2y ago
  > cosmetic issue only? Only at low levels: “Moderate and severe forms of dental fluorosis, which are far less common, cause more extensive enamel changes. In the rare, severe form, pits may form in the teeth.”
• Auracle 2y ago
  Some studies have shown it (high fluoride, and possibly too low of fluoride too) affecting IQ. It’s a shame if you mention anything about possible negative effects of fluoride you get lumped in with the crazies.
  • jajko 2y ago
    Yeah rat poison can't harm humans regardless of form, concentration, age or literally any possible factor. Trust us with lives of your kids, we say so. (just to be clear I am a rational science freak, but my kids have higher priority and we know scientists and corporations have messed up more than once, not going into 'just trust us' with literal poison just because it has good side effects on teeth)