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Fluoride occurs naturally in the environment as NAF, (Sodium, Fluoride), and we ingest it when we drink water or eat vegetables and fruits. Some water supplies add fluoride to the water and this is a different type of fluoride (Dihydrofluorosilisic acid or Fluorosilicate), which is an altogether different compound.
