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Does Wisconsin have fluoride in its water, and is it good or bad for you? 6 things to knowThe discovery of fluoride as a preventer of tooth decay has its roots in Colorado. In 1901, a young dentist moved to Colorado Springs to open a practice and noticed brown stains on children's teeth.
Both sides of the fluoride-in-water debate say they want a rigorous scientific study. Now UNC-Chapel Hill is doing it in ...
Ingesting too much fluoride can cause fluorosis. Symptoms of mild dental fluorosis are white flecks or spots on the teeth; ...
When Tristen Boyer recently had a couple of cavities filled, her dentist suggested she get fluoride treatment afterward. She has Crohn’s disease, which puts her at increased risk for tooth decay.
The discovery of fluoride as a preventer of tooth decay has its roots in Colorado. In 1901, a young dentist moved to Colorado Springs to open a practice and noticed brown stains on children's teeth.
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