I drink only bottled water because I don’t like the taste of water from my tap, and it tends to be rusty. But am I getting enough fluoride that way? You’re right to be concerned. Drinking fluoridated tap water substantially reduces cavities in both adults and children, while also saving households money (bottled water costs […]
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