1.  What you deem to be shown in "the CDC's own data" is evidence of absolutely nothing.  Where are your "23% with moderate dental fluorosis"?  In your community of Peterborough?  Port Angeles?  LA?  New York?  Jackson Hole, Wyoming?  Where, David?  If this is such a "concern" as you so desperately attempt to portray, you should have no trouble  identifying people who view this as a problem in themselves.  You can't.  

Neither can I, who closely examines tens of thousands of teeth per year.

2.  Moderate dental fluorosis is attributable to improper ingestion of fluoridated toothpaste and/or exposure to high levels of well-water fluoride during the teeth developing years of 0-8 years. 

3. Severe dental fluorosis does not occur in communities with a water fluoride content of 2.0 ppm or below.  Water is fluoridated at 0.7 ppm, one third that level.  

4.  Your conspiracy nonsense, while part and parcel of antifluoridationist tactics, is obvioisly of no relevance.

Steven D. Slott, DDS