You really don't know when you quit do you.

1 Peer reviewed does not mean any study is valid. And it doesn't matter regardless since you refuse to answer my question. Why is drinking fluoride better than just applying it directly though the teeth with products meant to be spat out. My only conclusion is that you don't have an answer and are trying to avoid admitting that there is no value to swallowing fluoride.
2. What do you actually think people sit there with two cheek-fulls of water like a chipmunk? If you are doing that you may have a drinking problem and I don't mean with booze.
3. Again peer reviewed just means the author got three people who believe the same thing to like the paper, it isn't a sign of validity.
4. Drinking is a topical activity until the liquid gets to the throat. There is no "Bathing" of the teeth as you falsely claim.

Just go ahead and turn in you dental license, clearly you lack the skills, education or knowledge to be working in that field.