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dental practice liabilityWhat is the name of your state? florida I am looking for an attorney to take on the ADA and toothpaste companies.Fluoride is one of the most dangerous substances known to man. I know you all think I'm nuts here. Just do a little research on your computer. I am very serious about this. They took on tobacco and now fast food...This is not frivilous. |
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Re: dental practice liabilityQuote:
My response: In the example cases you mention (Tobacco & Fast food), there were alleged damaged plaintiffs. In what manner have YOU, as a potential plaintiff, been damaged by fluoride? Do you have independent proof of your damages that directly link fluoride to your alleged injuries? IAAL |
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| For over fifty years the proven benefits of fluoride have over-shadowed any alleged adverse effects. Several hundred children a year are treated at health care facilites for suspected overingestion.. Most of the outcomes are not serious and 80% of the children are under 6. To receive a probable toxic dose, a 10kg child would have to ingest 50 mg flouride. That translates into 10.1 grams 1.1% NaF gel; 32.7 grams 0.63% SnF2 gel; 33.3 grams 1,500 ppm F toothpaste; 50 grams 1,000 ppm f toothpaste and 221 ml 0.05%NaF rinse. Keep all medicines out of the reach of small children. Your chance of a successful suit is even less than the one by the fatties. |
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