Fluoride in toothpaste means we may not need it in drinking water
Fluoride in toothpaste has largely prevented the need to keep adding it to drinking water, a major review has found.
Pediatrician explains why children need fluoride
Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay and makes your child's teeth stronger. Fluoride can be found in drinking water, food and ...
Fluoride in Drinking Water May be Dangerous to Children's Health
Our public health system encourages fluoride use to prevent cavities. Dentists advise patients with multiple occurrences of ...
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Ask the Pediatrician: Why do children need fluoride?
Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay and makes your child's teeth stronger. Fluoride can be found in drinking water, food and ...
Fluoride in Our Drinking Water May Not Be as Useful as It Used to Be
A new comprehensive review of the data suggests the "benefits of fluoridating water have declined in recent decades." ...
Benefits of adding fluoride to water may be waning
The widespread use of toothpaste and mouthwashes with added fluoride in recent decades appears to have diminished the health ...
Fluoride in water prevents some cavities but concern about health risks raises questions about the tradeoffs
The public health practice of adding fluoride to water supplies faces new scrutiny as a few recent reports raise concerns ...
Fluoride in drinking water might be less beneficial today
The health benefits of fluoridated drinking water may be waning as Americans increasingly turn to using toothpastes and ...
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Is water fluoridation still effective?
Researchers from UK universities review whether water fluoridation is still effective in the era of fluoride toothpaste.
Researchers Reveal the Fading Benefits of Fluoridated Water
The effectiveness of fluoridating drinking water has decreased over time, particularly with the widespread use of fluoride ...
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How Fluoride Toothpaste Has Reduced the Need for Water Fluoridation
before the availability of fluoride toothpaste. Contemporary studies give us a more relevant picture of what the benefits are now.” Analysis of these studies, covering a total of 2,908 children ...