The bill sponsor once pushed an effort to ban fluoride in drinking water decades ago and has renewed the effort this legislative session.
Dentists suggest that you leave the toothpaste residue for at least a little while after brushing your teeth. Here’s what you need to know.
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Fluoride in drinking water? From Vero Beach to Fort Pierce to Hobe Sound, here’s what’s on tapSome cities in Indian River County, St. Lucie County, Martin County stopped adding fluoride to drinking water due to Florida Surgeon General’s concerns ...
The NHS has issued a warning about a common daily habit that could unknowingly put people at risk of infection - failing to replace your toothbrush regularly. Highlighting this issue online, the ...
Written on an NHS Foundation Trust website, it notes that you need to "change your toothbrush every three months when possible". You should opt for a small or medium brush head as these are ideal for ...
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Fluoride in water doesn’t affect brain development, another study findsIn August 2024, a US federal report sparked heated discussions. Fluoride, added into water to prevent cavities, was linked to slightly lower IQ in children. Although the report only reported “moderate ...
Commenting on the findings, Eddie Crouch, chairman of the British Dental Association, said: “The Government has made the ...
Parents filed multiple lawsuits on Jan. 13 against toothpaste companies alleging that fluoride in their children’s dental products poses dangerous health risks. Michael Connett, lead attorney with law ...
The change, which went into effect Wednesday morning, follows a unanimous policy decision by the City Commission.
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