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April 22, 2019 Print This Post CDC Issues Public Health Warning for Fluoride Toothpaste Public Health Warning Issued for Fluoride Toothpaste by Dr. Joseph Mercola According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 1 (CDC), 40 percent of children between the ages of 3 and 6 use potentially dangerous amounts of toothpaste. The CDC and American Dental Association (ADA) recommend using no more than a pea-sized amount for children in this age group, and those younger than 3 should use no more than the size of a rice grain on their toothbrush. The problem with using excessive amounts of toothpaste has to do with the fluoride it contains. If you look closely, you’ll find fluoride-containing toothpastes have a warning on their label stating that “If you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek professional help or contact a poison control center immediately.” This warning was made mandatory for fluoride-containing dental products by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in April, 1997. 2 Ironically, while swallowing toothpaste is recognized as a cause for concern, we’re supposed to believe that drinking fluoridated water at any quantity is not only safe but beneficial for our teeth. Too Much Fluoride Causes Dental Fluorosis The fact of the matter is that fluoride is a toxic substance with no known biological imperative. Researchers have even questioned its efficacy as a topical anticaries prophylactic. 3 Dental caries is caused by demineralization of your teeth by the acids formed during the bacterial fermentation of dietary sugars. Demineralization is countered by the deposit of minerals from your saliva. However, the remineralization process is a slow one, and fluoride is said to prevent dental caries by enhancing this remineralization. The problem is, your teeth do not actually rely on fluoride for remineralization. What’s more, research 4 has concluded that the protective shield fluoride forms on teeth is up to 100 times thinner than previously believed. It has long been believed that fluoride changes the main mineral in tooth enamel, hydroxyapatite, into a more-decay resistant material called fluorapatite. However, the researchers found that the fluorapatite layer formed in this way is only 6 nanometers thick — meaning it would take almost 10,000 such layers to span the width of a human hair. As noted by the authors, “it has to be asked whether such narrow … layers really can act as protective layers for the enamel.” Meanwhile, fluoride has been shown to cause significant systemic harm when ingested, which is part and parcel of the CDC’s new warning against using too much toothpaste. As reported by the Chicago Sun Times: 5 “Brushing with too much toothpaste can damage enamel, as children could swallow too much fluoride while their teeth are developing, the CDC says. This can cause dental fluorosis, white marks and discoloration of teeth.” However, dental fluorosis is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fluoride damage. For example, evidence shows fluoride is an endocrine disruptor that can affect your bones, brain, thyroid gland, pineal gland and even your blood sugar level. 6 Importantly, it’s a known neurotoxin, shown to lower IQ in children. 7 Most US Kids Have Fluoride-Damaged Teeth According to research 8 presented at the April 2017 National Oral Health Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, 57 percent of youth between the ages of 6 and 19 years have dental fluorosis, a condition in which your tooth enamel becomes progressively discolored and mottled. When Fluoride Action Network (FAN) researchers analyzed the same set of data, they found over 21 percent of adolescents had moderate fluorosis and 2 percent had severe fluorosis. 9 According to FAN, “The data suggests that up to 24 million adolescents now have some form of dental may now be a staggering 65 percent. 10 In stark contrast, when water fluoridation was first started in the U.S. in 1945, it was promised that only 10 percent of people would suffer from mild dental fluorosis at the then-recommended levels. 11 Clearly, they were wrong. In 2011, concerns over escalating fluorosis rates prompted the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to lower the recommended level of fluoride in drinking water, from a previously recommended range of 0.7 to 1.2 mg/L to 0.7 mg/L. However, adverse effects, including reduced IQ, behavioral alterations, neurochemical changes, hypothyroidism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have been demonstrated even at that lower level, so while it reduced exposure for many, the most serious risks remain. What’s more, reduced IQ has been seen in study participants with higher urinary fluoride concentrations even when no dental fluorosis was present, which suggests the doses of fluoride that impair cognitive ability are far lower than those that cause severe dental fluorosis. 12 Fluoridated Water Likely a Far Greater Concern Than Excessive Toothpaste Unfortunately, public health officials often brush off fluorosis as a purely aesthetic issue, one they believe is an okay trade-off for the supposed benefits of fluoride. In reality, dental fluorosis is an outward sign that fluoride is damaging the body in other ways as well. Research has found impairment in cognitive abilities among children with fluorosis (even mild fluorosis) compared to children with no fluorosis, for example. Studies have also found that children with higher levels of fluorosis have increased rates of cavities 13,14 — a finding that suggests more is definitely not better, not even when it comes to protecting against cavities. Importantly, the CDC completely ignores the role fluoridated water plays in this epidemic, as toothpaste is by far not the only source of fluoride for young children, and probably isn’t the most significant source either. In a January, 2019 study 15 in the Journal of Clinical and Experimental Dentistry, the prevalence of dental fluorosis among 10- to 12-year-olds in three Ecuadorian provinces was nearly 90 percent. According to the authors, “A positive statistical relationship and statistical significance was detected between dental fluorosis and consumption of bottled beverages.” A “low negative” relationship between fluorosis and brushing with adult toothpaste without help suggests fluoridated water (used in bottled beverages) is likely to be a greater risk factor than toothpaste exposure, although toothpaste ingestion may still play a role. CDC and Mainstream Media Ignore the Elephant in the Room In response to the CDC’s toothpaste warning, FAN writes: 16 “A spate of news stories … focused on kids swallowing too much toothpaste. But according to Paul Connett, Ph.D., FAN Director, ‘The defenders of water fluoridation are missing the real story. Dental fluorosis is a biomarker of over-exposure to fluoride and the ‘elephant in the room’ is what damage fluoride is doing to other tissues.’ Recent scientific research indicates that exposure to fluoridated water may lower thyroid function 17,18 and 350 published studies indicate that fluoride can damage the brain … While it is understandable that die-hard promoters of fluoridation should be fixated on any study dealing with teeth, it is less understandable why the media should ignore fluoride’s impact on the brain. The fetal brain is under attack from several environmental toxins 19 but only one, fluoride, is deliberately added to our water. There are safer ways to prevent dental caries than exposing the fetus to a neurotoxicant … Repeating the dogma that fluoridation is “safe and effective” many times does not make it so. Connett urges more scientists to overcome this dogma and intimidation and review the brain studies themselves … fluoride-brain studies are readily accessible. 20 Connett added that, ‘I believe that the intellectual ability of future generations depends on their willingness to do this. Neither intimidation nor dogma has a place in science or public health.’” Protecting Your Dental Health Has Nothing to Do With Fluoride When it comes to good oral hygiene and preventing cavities, it’s important to realize that drinking fluoridated water and brushing with fluoridated toothpaste is not the answer. It’s far more important to address your nutrition and basic oral care. Here’s a five-step plan that can help you improve your oral health, without the use of toxic agents such as fluoride: 1. Reduce your net carbohydrate intake to meet your insulin level requirement. I suggest you reduce your overall net carbs (total grams of carbohydrates minus your grams of fiber intake) if your fasting insulin level is over 5. Aside from sugar, avoid carbs like beans, legumes and grains such as rice, quinoa and oats, as well as highly-processed grain products like bread, pasta, cereal, chips, bagels and fries. These begin digestion in the mouth and impact the health of your teeth the most. Limit your daily fructose intake to 25 grams or less. Even fructose found in fresh fruit should be limited until you’ve normalized your insulin and leptin levels. If you’re already struggling with Type 2 diabetes or insulin resistance, consider restricting your total fructose to 15 grams per day until your insulin sensitivity has been restored. Focus on eating a diet of fresh, whole foods, including grass fed meats and organic and fermented vegetables. This helps ensure you get plenty of minerals for strong bones and teeth. If needed, consider adding one or more nutritional supplements to support your oral health. 2. Brush twice or three times a day, 3 to 6 minutes after drinking and/or eating. 3. Use nonfluoridated toothpaste, or make your own. For example, you could simply mix coconut oil and baking soda with a pinch of Himalayan salt. High-quality peppermint essential oil can be added for flavor and cavity prevention. Start with a couple of tablespoons of coconut oil and baking soda, and add more of one or the other until you get an agreeable consistency. (Slightly firmer consistency tends to be easier to use.) If buying non-fluoridated toothpaste, be sure to check the ingredient list for other harmful ingredients such as triclosan, sodium lauryl sulfate, propylene glycol, diethanolamine and parabens. 4. Floss daily. 5. Pull with coconut oil once a day, ideally first thing in the morning, for five to 10 minutes to reduce bacterial growth, strengthen your teeth, reduce bad breath and lower your risk of gum disease. To Protect Your Child’s Teeth, Bones and Brain, Avoid Fluoride From All Sources For instructions on how to brush and floss properly, as well as oil pulling guidelines, see “ Dental Dedication: Improve Your Oral Health.” In the video above, Bill Osmunson, a practicing dentist and staunch advocate against fluoride, also discusses some of the variables that contribute to good oral hygiene (summarized above). Remember, by avoiding sugars and processed foods, you prevent the proliferation of the bacteria that cause decay in the first place. Following up with proper brushing and flossing and getting regular cleanings with a mercury-free biological dentist will ensure that your teeth and gums stay healthy naturally. Many natural substances, such as vitamins C and K2, Coenzyme Q10 and homeopathic tissue salts such as silica, calcarea fluorica (calcium fluoride, not to be confused with sodium fluoride found in toothpaste), calcium phosphate and calcium carbonate, also have the power to improve the health of your teeth and gums. Fluoride really has no major advantage, only hazards. And those hazards go far beyond the visible signs of dental fluorosis. Far worse is the damage that occurs inside the body, which you cannot see. So, in addition to teaching your children about proper nutrition and oral care, be mindful about limiting their fluoride exposure from all sources, including toothpaste and other dental products, fluoridated water, fluoridated pesticides (and hence pesticide contaminated foods), bottled beverages such as juices and teas, fast food packaging, non-stick pots and pans, fluorinated drugs, fluoridated table salt and mechanically deboned chicken. HELP END THE PRACTICE OF FLUORIDATION There’s no doubt about it: Fluoride should not be ingested. Even scientists from the EPA’s National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory have classified fluoride as a “chemical having substantial evidence of developmental neurotoxicity.” Furthermore, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 41 percent of American adolescents now have dental fluorosis — unattractive discoloration and mottling of the teeth that indicate overexposure to fluoride. Clearly, children are being overexposed, and their health and development put in jeopardy. Why? The only real solution is to stop the archaic practice of water fluoridation in the first place. Fortunately, the Fluoride Action Network (FAN), has a game plan to END water fluoridation worldwide. Clean pure water is a prerequisite to optimal health. Industrial chemicals, drugs and other toxic additives really have no place in our water supplies. So please, protect your drinking water and support the fluoride-free movement by making a tax-deductible donation to the Fluoride Action Network today. Read the full article at Mercola.com. This article was brought to you by Dr. Mercola, a New York Times bestselling author. For more helpful articles, please visit Mercola.com today and receive your FREE Take Control of Your Health E-book! See Also: Homemade Coconut Oil Toothpaste References 1 CDC.gov MMWR February 1, 2019; 68(4);87–90 2 FDA CFR Code of Federal Regulations Title 21 3, 4 Langmuir 2010 Dec 21;26(24):18750-9 5 Chicago Sun Times February 4, 2019 6 Fluoride Action Network, National Research Council Findings 2006 7 Fluoride Action Network, Fluoride and the Brain 8 Boston University Libraries 2016 9 PR Newswire May 9, 2017 10, 16 PR Newswire February 4, 2019 11, 13 Caries Res. 2013;47(4):299-308. 12 FluorideAlert.org November 22, 2016 14 Community Dent Oral Epidemiol. 2004 Oct;32(5):337-44. 15 Journal of Clinical and Experimental Dentistry 2019 Jan; 11(1): e42–e48 17 Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health July 2015; 69(7): 619-624 18 Environment International October 10, 2018; 121(1): 667-674 19 Pediatric Medicine December 31, 2018; 1:9 20 Fluoride Alert Studies Showing Brain Effects of Fluoride Published on February 21, 2019 Tags: Flouride, toothpaste Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! 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Public Health Warning Issued for FluorideToothpasteby Dr. Joseph Mercola
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention1 (CDC), 40 percent of childrenbetween the ages of 3 and 6 use potentially dangerous amounts of toothpaste.
The CDC and American Dental Association (ADA) recommend using no more than a pea-sizedamount for children in this age group, and those younger than 3 should use no more than the size ofa rice grain on their toothbrush.
The problem with using excessive amounts of toothpaste has to do with the fluoride it contains. If youlook closely, you’ll find fluoride-containing toothpastes have a warning on their label stating that
“If you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek professional help orcontact a poison control center immediately.”
This warning was made mandatory for fluoride-containing dental products by the U.S. Food andDrug Administration in April, 1997.2 Ironically, while swallowing toothpaste is recognized as a causefor concern, we’re supposed to believe that drinking fluoridated water at any quantity is not only safebut beneficial for our teeth.
Too Much Fluoride Causes Dental FluorosisThe fact of the matter is that fluoride is a toxic substance with no known biological imperative.Researchers have even questioned its efficacy as a topical anticaries prophylactic.3
Dental caries is caused by demineralization of your teeth by the acids formed during the bacterialfermentation of dietary sugars. Demineralization is countered by the deposit of minerals from yoursaliva. However, the remineralization process is a slow one, and fluoride is said to prevent dentalcaries by enhancing this remineralization.
The problem is, your teeth do not actually rely on fluoride for remineralization. What’s more,research4has concluded that the protective shield fluoride forms on teeth is up to 100 times thinnerthan previously believed. It has long been believed that fluoride changes the main mineral in toothenamel, hydroxyapatite, into a more-decay resistant material called fluorapatite.
However, the researchers found that the fluorapatite layer formed in this way is only 6 nanometersthick — meaning it would take almost 10,000 such layers to span the width of a human hair. Asnoted by the authors, “it has to be asked whether such narrow … layers really can act as protectivelayers for the enamel.”
Meanwhile, fluoride has been shown to cause significant systemic harm when ingested, which is partand parcel of the CDC’s new warning against using too much toothpaste. As reported by theChicago Sun Times:5
“Brushing with too much toothpaste can damage enamel, as children could swallowtoo much fluoride while their teeth are developing, the CDC says. This can causedental fluorosis, white marks and discoloration of teeth.”
However, dental fluorosis is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fluoride damage. Forexample, evidence shows fluoride is an endocrine disruptor that can affect your bones, brain, thyroidgland, pineal gland and even your blood sugar level.6 Importantly, it’s a known neurotoxin, shown tolower IQ in children.7
Most US Kids Have Fluoride-Damaged TeethAccording to research8 presented at the April 2017 National Oral Health Conference in Albuquerque,New Mexico, 57 percent of youth between the ages of 6 and 19 years have dental fluorosis, acondition in which your tooth enamel becomes progressively discolored and mottled.
When Fluoride Action Network (FAN) researchers analyzed the same set of data, they found over 21percent of adolescents had moderate fluorosis and 2 percent had severe fluorosis.9
According to FAN,
“The data suggests that up to 24 million adolescents now have some form of dentalfluorosis, with over 8 million adolescents having moderate fluorosis, and 840,000having severe fluorosis.” Incredibly, the situation is still worsening. According to themost recent data, which has yet to be published, the dental fluorosis rate in the U.S.may now be a staggering 65 percent.10
In stark contrast, when water fluoridation was first started in the U.S. in 1945, it was promised thatonly 10 percent of people would suffer from mild dental fluorosis at the then-recommendedlevels.11Clearly, they were wrong.
In 2011, concerns over escalating fluorosis rates prompted the U.S. Department of Health andHuman Services to lower the recommended level of fluoride in drinking water, from a previouslyrecommended range of 0.7 to 1.2 mg/L to 0.7 mg/L.
However, adverse effects, including reduced IQ, behavioral alterations, neurochemical changes,hypothyroidism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have been demonstrated even atthat lower level, so while it reduced exposure for many, the most serious risks remain.
What’s more, reduced IQ has been seen in study participants with higher urinary fluorideconcentrations even when no dental fluorosis was present, which suggests the doses of fluoride thatimpair cognitive ability are far lower than those that cause severe dental fluorosis.12
Fluoridated Water Likely a Far Greater Concern ThanExcessive ToothpasteUnfortunately, public health officials often brush off fluorosis as a purely aesthetic issue, one theybelieve is an okay trade-off for the supposed benefits of fluoride. In reality, dental fluorosis is anoutward sign that fluoride is damaging the body in other ways as well.
Research has found impairment in cognitive abilities among children with fluorosis (even mildfluorosis) compared to children with no fluorosis, for example. Studies have also found that childrenwith higher levels of fluorosis have increased rates of cavities13,14 — a finding that suggests more isdefinitely not better, not even when it comes to protecting against cavities.
Importantly, the CDC completely ignores the role fluoridated water plays in this epidemic, astoothpaste is by far not the only source of fluoride for young children, and probably isn’t the mostsignificant source either.
In a January, 2019 study15 in the Journal of Clinical and Experimental Dentistry, the prevalence ofdental fluorosis among 10- to 12-year-olds in three Ecuadorian provinces was nearly 90 percent.According to the authors, “A positive statistical relationship and statistical significance was detectedbetween dental fluorosis and consumption of bottled beverages.”
A “low negative” relationship between fluorosis and brushing with adult toothpaste without helpsuggests fluoridated water (used in bottled beverages) is likely to be a greater risk factor thantoothpaste exposure, although toothpaste ingestion may still play a role.
CDC and Mainstream Media Ignore the Elephant in theRoomIn response to the CDC’s toothpaste warning, FAN writes:16
“A spate of news stories … focused on kids swallowing too much toothpaste. Butaccording to Paul Connett, Ph.D., FAN Director, ‘The defenders of water fluoridationare missing the real story. Dental fluorosis is a biomarker of over-exposure tofluoride and the ‘elephant in the room’ is what damage fluoride is doing to othertissues.’
Recent scientific research indicates that exposure to fluoridated water may lowerthyroid function17,18 and 350 published studies indicate that fluoride can damage thebrain … While it is understandable that die-hard promoters of fluoridation should befixated on any study dealing with teeth, it is less understandable why the mediashould ignore fluoride’s impact on the brain.
The fetal brain is under attack from several environmental toxins19 but only one,fluoride, is deliberately added to our water. There are safer ways to prevent dentalcaries than exposing the fetus to a neurotoxicant … Repeating the dogma thatfluoridation is “safe and effective” many times does not make it so.
Connett urges more scientists to overcome this dogma and intimidation and reviewthe brain studies themselves … fluoride-brain studies are readily accessible.20
Connett added that, ‘I believe that the intellectual ability of future generationsdepends on their willingness to do this. Neither intimidation nor dogma has a place inscience or public health.’”
Protecting Your Dental Health Has Nothing to Do WithFluoride
When it comes to good oral hygiene and preventing cavities, it’s important to realize that drinkingfluoridated water and brushing with fluoridated toothpaste is not the answer. It’s far more important toaddress your nutrition and basic oral care. Here’s a five-step plan that can help you improve youroral health, without the use of toxic agents such as fluoride:
1. Reduce your net carbohydrate intake to meet your insulin level requirement. I suggest you reduceyour overall net carbs (total grams of carbohydrates minus your grams of fiber intake) if your fastinginsulin level is over 5.
Aside from sugar, avoid carbs like beans, legumes and grains such as rice, quinoa and oats, as wellas highly-processed grain products like bread, pasta, cereal, chips, bagels and fries. These begindigestion in the mouth and impact the health of your teeth the most.
Limit your daily fructose intake to 25 grams or less. Even fructose found in fresh fruit should belimited until you’ve normalized your insulin and leptin levels. If you’re already struggling with Type 2diabetes or insulin resistance, consider restricting your total fructose to 15 grams per day until yourinsulin sensitivity has been restored.
Focus on eating a diet of fresh, whole foods, including grass fed meats and organic and fermentedvegetables. This helps ensure you get plenty of minerals for strong bones and teeth. If needed,consider adding one or more nutritional supplements to support your oral health.
2. Brush twice or three times a day, 3 to 6 minutes after drinking and/or eating.
3. Use nonfluoridated toothpaste, or make your own. For example, you could simply mix coconut oiland baking soda with a pinch of Himalayan salt. High-quality peppermint essential oil can be addedfor flavor and cavity prevention. Start with a couple of tablespoons of coconut oil and baking soda,and add more of one or the other until you get an agreeable consistency. (Slightly firmer consistencytends to be easier to use.)
If buying non-fluoridated toothpaste, be sure to check the ingredient list for other harmful ingredientssuch as triclosan, sodium lauryl sulfate, propylene glycol, diethanolamine and parabens.
4. Floss daily.
5. Pull with coconut oil once a day, ideally first thing in the morning, for five to 10 minutes to reducebacterial growth, strengthen your teeth, reduce bad breath and lower your risk of gum disease.
To Protect Your Child’s Teeth, Bones and Brain, AvoidFluoride From All SourcesFor instructions on how to brush and floss properly, as well as oil pulling guidelines, see “DentalDedication: Improve Your Oral Health.” In the video above, Bill Osmunson, a practicing dentist andstaunch advocate against fluoride, also discusses some of the variables that contribute to good oralhygiene (summarized above).
Remember, by avoiding sugars and processed foods, you prevent the proliferation of the bacteriathat cause decay in the first place. Following up with proper brushing and flossing and getting regularcleanings with a mercury-free biological dentist will ensure that your teeth and gums stay healthynaturally.
Many natural substances, such as vitamins C and K2, Coenzyme Q10 and homeopathic tissue saltssuch as silica, calcarea fluorica (calcium fluoride, not to be confused with sodium fluoride found intoothpaste), calcium phosphate and calcium carbonate, also have the power to improve the health ofyour teeth and gums.
Fluoride really has no major advantage, only hazards. And those hazards go far beyond the visiblesigns of dental fluorosis. Far worse is the damage that occurs inside the body, which you cannot see.
So, in addition to teaching your children about proper nutrition and oral care, be mindful aboutlimiting their fluoride exposure from all sources, including toothpaste and other dental products,fluoridated water, fluoridated pesticides (and hence pesticide contaminated foods), bottled beveragessuch as juices and teas, fast food packaging, non-stick pots and pans, fluorinated drugs, fluoridatedtable salt and mechanically deboned chicken.
HELP END THE PRACTICE OF FLUORIDATIONThere’s no doubt about it: Fluoride should not be ingested. Even scientists from the EPA’s NationalHealth and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory have classified fluoride as a “chemicalhaving substantial evidence of developmental neurotoxicity.”
Furthermore, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 41 percent ofAmerican adolescents now have dental fluorosis — unattractive discoloration and mottling of theteeth that indicate overexposure to fluoride. Clearly, children are being overexposed, and their healthand development put in jeopardy. Why?
The only real solution is to stop the archaic practice of water fluoridation in the first place.Fortunately, the Fluoride Action Network (FAN), has a game plan to END water fluoridationworldwide. Clean pure water is a prerequisite to optimal health. Industrial chemicals, drugs and othertoxic additives really have no place in our water supplies. So please, protect your drinking water andsupport the fluoride-free movement by making a tax-deductible donation to the Fluoride ActionNetwork today.
Read the full article at Mercola.com.
This article was brought to you by Dr. Mercola, a NewYork Times bestselling author. For more helpful
articles, please visit Mercola.com today and receiveyour FREE Take Control of Your Health E-book!
See Also:
Homemade Coconut Oil Toothpaste
References
1 CDC.gov MMWR February 1, 2019; 68(4);87–90
2 FDA CFR Code of Federal Regulations Title 21
3, 4 Langmuir 2010 Dec 21;26(24):18750-9
5 Chicago Sun Times February 4, 2019
6 Fluoride Action Network, National Research Council Findings 2006
7 Fluoride Action Network, Fluoride and the Brain
8 Boston University Libraries 2016
9 PR Newswire May 9, 2017
10, 16 PR Newswire February 4, 2019
11, 13 Caries Res. 2013;47(4):299-308.
12 FluorideAlert.org November 22, 2016
14 Community Dent Oral Epidemiol. 2004 Oct;32(5):337-44.
15 Journal of Clinical and Experimental Dentistry 2019 Jan; 11(1): e42–e48
17 Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health July 2015; 69(7): 619-624
18 Environment International October 10, 2018; 121(1): 667-674
19 Pediatric Medicine December 31, 2018; 1:9
20 Fluoride Alert Studies Showing Brain Effects of Fluoride
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