Unfortunately, this information was covered up, and the Senior Science Advisor in the EPA's Office of Drinking Water, Dr. William L. Marcus, was fired for blowing the whistle. A longtime spokesman for the Canadian Dental Association has just reversed his position on fluoridation. Dr. Hardy Limeback, Ph.D., D.D.S., is head of the Dept. of Preventative Dentistry at the University of Toronto. In my opinion, there is no question that the risks now far outweigh the benefits . He said studies show that individuals in fluoridated areas are at increased risk for hip fractures.
Toothpaste can do it all.
Or drink fluoridated water. We are now spending more treating dental fluorosis than we would spend treating cavities if water were not fluoridated. . . . There is no point in swallowing fluoridated water . The only benefit comes with direct contact with the teeth. The Chief Dental Officer of New Zealand also changed his mind about water fluoridation.