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Fluoridation saves Canadians from widespread tooth decay
Fluoridation of community water is presented as a key public health measure to reduce dental decay. It argues costs are low per person, with widespread benefits including fewer decayed teeth, especially when started from birth. The piece explains fluoride sources, natural levels, and the goal of about one part per million to strengthen enamel. It notes existing natural fluoride in Ontario and U.S. communities and historical studies linking fluoride to decay resistance.
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