U S Fluoride Levels Lowered as Overuse Affects Teeth
Federal health officials propose reducing the recommended fluoride level in drinking water after reviewing science, citing splotchy teeth in children from fluoride in water toothpaste mouthwash and other products. The move revives debates on fluoridation despite its historic public health benefits.
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Government lowers recommended fluoride level in water
The U S Department of Health and Human Services cuts the fluoride target to 0.7 mg per liter from a history of 0.7 to 1.2. Government and CDC studies show rising dental fluorosis among 12 to 15 year olds with concerns about bone risks. Critics link fluoridation to political aims, while supporters back the move.
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Fluoride Levels to Change Over Safety of Kids’ Teeth
Health officials consider lowering drinking water fluoride to 0.7 ppm to curb fluorosis in children under six while maintaining cavity protection. Public reports urge checking local water fluoride, limiting toothpaste use for young children, and seeking dentist guidance.
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