Dental Care for Teeth & Gums : What Does Fluoride Prevent?

[fen4554]

You know what my problem with this is? This isn't a medical doctor or researcher. He's telling you what he knows based on what he's read in university/college.

[TheDarthChop]

YOU LYING SACK OF SH!T...

Instead of just repeating the crap you were taught at school, why not try find things out for yourself !?!?!

[cddorcas1]

It has also been linked to childhood bone cancer, chronic fatigue like symptoms, muscle and bone pains/aches etc... Salt and peroxide will kill bacteria as well, or lysol, bleach and many other toxic chemicals... How do dentists in good faith tell patients to use this toxin? Perhaps they should read some of the thousands of articles written about the harmful effects of fluoride on living organisms, including humans.

[mcglaven]

@cddorcas1 Fluoridation conspiracy theories change with the times, and there is never any evidence for them. 50 years ago it was a communist plot. Now, folks like you come up with a host of pseudoscientific websites whose facts you claim. There is no evidence that fluoridation is harmful. Although I'm sure you don't believe me because you've never actually done any independent research.

[cddorcas1]

@mcglaven More and more States and Provinces in North America are ending water fluoridation. The reasoning behind the stoppage of water fluoridation is backed by science and on the advice of many Dr.'s and scientists. Fluoride takes a long time for the body to remove which is one reason it can be dangerous. The logic that western countries have shown a reduction in cavities and general mouth decay has been attributed to the use of fluoride, but there are other possible reasons...

[cddorcas1]

@cddorcas1 People in the western countries have up until now been far more advanced in dietary knowledge and monetary resources which has led to people practicing better oral care. How much can we attribute the successful reduction in dental decay to fluoride alone? Counties with no fluoridation within the same countries used as generalities for argument sake have also shown the same reductions in dental decay, so fluoride is not the common factor. As to scientific data check out this link...