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With a 3-2 Vote Florida Town Keeps Fluoridation.

Saturday, Apr. 7th 2012 8:10 AM

After hearing testimony for and against fluoridation the commissioners voted 3-2 in favor of keeping fluoridation in Dunedin city.   The dental society is also taking some proactive steps to help Pinellas County citizens and health care professionals respond after county-wide fluoridation is halted January 1st

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