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Are Fluoride Toothpastes Enough?

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Are Fluoride Toothpastes Enough?

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Our drinking water (Wimborne, Dorset) does not have fluoride added, fluoride toothpaste is effective. However, some people are more prone to dental decay. If so, we may suggest using fluoride supplements, which can help to reduce dental decay. The amount of fluoride in toothpaste is usually enough to lower the level of decay. Where Can I Find Fluoride? All water contains fluoride. Your local water supplier or health authority should be able to tell you how much fluoride is in the water in your area. One part of fluoride for every million parts of water (1ppm) is considered enough. Fluoride also comes in specially formulated gels, drops, tablets or mouthwashes which are recommended for those people who need added protection. Fluoride is also in salt and tea, and some countries artificially add fluoride to their table salt and milk. Is It In My Water Supply? Possibly. However, only around 10% of people have fluoride added to their water – mainly in the Midlands and the North East. The ex

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