Fluoridation Fails to Reduce Cavities in Modern Times, Studies Show
Fluoridation neither reduced social inequalities in dental health, nor reduced the number of missing teeth, the researchers report.
They write, "in high income countries, we may be reaching the limit of what can be achieved through fluorides alone." They suggest we look at diet, specifically sugar's strong link to tooth decay.
Cavities are almost universal in adults exposed to fluoridated toothpaste and fluoridation from birth, they explain.
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A 2022 UK study of children (CATFISH study) reported fluoridation provided no clear benefits to 11-year-old's, and disparities persisted.
It's not just the
In 2017, US researchers reported in the American Journal of Public Health "Despite significant financial, training, and program investments [and decades of fluoridation], US children's caries [cavities] experience and inequities continued to increase over the last 20 years."
It's not from lack of fluoride. Federal statistics show that 70% of US children and adolescents are fluoride-overdosed, afflicted with dental fluorosis (white spotted, yellow, brown and/or pitted teeth) while 57% of adolescents still get tooth decay (65% of low-income adolescents).
Beeber says, "It's unbelievable that in 2024, cities succumbing to political pressure, are poised to mandate fluoridation e.g.
"Hopefully, artificial fluoridation's 79th birthday on
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