New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation, Inc.
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Fluoridation News Releases
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Tooth Decay Crises in Fluoridated Areas
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Fluoride Action Network http://www.FluorideAction.Net
Fluoride Journal http://www.FluorideResearch.Org
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Donald Raymond McNeil has written: 'The fight for fluoridation' -- subject(s): Fluoridation, Water
H. Knowlton Brown has written: 'Mass control of dental caries by fluoridation of a public water supply: dental effects of water fluoridation' -- subject(s): Dental caries in children, Dental surveys, Fluoridation, Statistics, Water 'A supplementary report relating to A survey of opinions on public dental programs--'
No, in fact, fluorides occur in many natural water sources.
"Fluoridation of water," said R Strange.
Community water fluoridation was first introduced in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1945. This initiative aimed to reduce dental cavities among the population by adjusting the fluoride levels in drinking water. The success of this program led to widespread adoption of water fluoridation across many cities in the United States and around the world.
Because dentists would rather treat the water than poor people
Easy answer, its not very effective, It is a toxic substance and can cause thyroid damage and other health problems.
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Municipal water fluoridation has the advantage of significantly reducing dental cavities and improving oral health across populations, particularly benefiting those without regular access to dental care. However, disadvantages include potential health concerns, such as dental fluorosis from excessive exposure, and ethical debates regarding the right to consent to medical treatment. Additionally, some communities oppose fluoridation due to differing beliefs about its safety and effectiveness, leading to public health controversies.
It is called sodium fluoride, and it is used in toothpastes and in fluoridation of water, because the fluoride strengthens tooth enamel.
Fluoride protects teeth from the action of bacteria and replaces minerals lost from the surfaces of teeth. This helps prevent tooth decay