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The fluoride in toothpaste is of little concern unless someone eats toothpaste. Calcium fluoride is the preferred form.
Yep, they are "debating" the installation of flouridation on our town water at present.
It will get up, in spite of the fact that free tablets/bottled water would make more sense that the stuff that's flushed down loos, watered into gardens, washed onto cars (although that is sort of banned at present) etc. Plus a "medical dose" is easier to control than my children who drink water almost exclusively, versus the coke and lemonade kids.
Was talking to a counciler on what sort of flouride they were suggesting (Sodium Flouride, Chloride, or fluorosilicate)...response was "fluoride is fluoride". I suggested that that if I poured sodium hydroxide on his lunch rather than his preferred sodium chloride that he might think differently.
Colgate make a flouride rinse that seems to fit the bill, as I've not needed dental remediation in a long long time.
medication, in any form should be fully informed, and at the consent of the person being medicated. Compulsory is a no-no IMHO.
And Mori, you seem to be a fully informed consumer. Kudos for keeping abreast and making your own decisions.