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Is fluoride linked to the leading cause of death?

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No: Fluoridation of municipal water has been instrumental in preventing dental caries, but there is no evidence that it is linked to any causes of death.

Answered 9/26/2012

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No: There is no evidence that Fluoride in municipal water supplies or toothpaste causes any medical problems. Fluoride is a natural mineral that occurs in ground water all over the world. Fluoride is essential for healthy teeth and prevention of tooth decay, especially in children.

Answered 6/25/2014

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