According to your theory the doctor has more knowledge than me and I shouldn't question what they tell me. I've had several similar experiences from multiple doctors that told me things that were flat out wrong.
According to you, people that have been misled by doctors including medical malpractice, and the government performing illegal experiments should all be disregarded that and we should just immediately trust a power structure of people just repeating whatever they were led to believe.
Don't get me wrong, there are actual scientists doing the work but that doesn't mean that people don't have an agenda.
The comment you are responding to doesn’t prescribe what you should or shouldn’t question.
Their theory describes how they think conspiracy theories start. You are attacking a complete strawman of your own imagination here I’m afraid.
Furthermore the example you bring up is not even a conspiracy theory. Some doctor believes that a teeth will disolve in soda overnight. They are wrong. Who are the conspiring parties here?
I suspect your dentist in this case would just say “oh, I guess I heard that at some point and never thought to actually check it.”
Then when they got caught lying, they doubled down on the lies. Then when people started getting angry, the 'elites' called them murderers (without a shred of evidence) and organized angry mobs to abuse them in the media. Then when people still wouldn't comply they forcibly imprisoned people in their homes for years. Then when people fought back they got the police to violently attack them in the streets.
All this instead of just apologizing for lying and having an honest dialogue about what was and wasn't know.