The debate over fluoride: Health benefits vs. potential risks

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is advocating for the removal of fluoride from public water supplies, a practice the CDC has deemed one of the greatest U.S. public health achievements. Fluoridation began in the 1940s, with Grand Rapids, Michigan, being the first city to implement it in 1945. Dr. Chris Gorecki, a Warren dentist and board member of the Michigan Dental Association, provides additional insights into this longstanding practice in Michigan.