Assertion: fluoride | /r/AtLocation | drinking water
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: for medicinal purposes
type: PURPOSE
value: many decades
type: TEMPORAL
value: over the world
type: LOCATION
value: artificially
type: MANNER
value: for healthy teeth
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: For healthy teeth, fluoride is added to some dental products and drinking water.
text: not fluoride added to drinking water.
text: Fluoride is widely used in toothpaste, tea and other processed food and added in drinking water all over the world.
text: Fluoride can also be artificially added to the drinking water, which constitutes, together with fluoridated dental products, the main source of fluoride for human consumption .
text: Perhaps a sentence or two could note that fluoride is added to some drinking water, but discussing this at length, using WP:Fringe sources is an obvious breach of the neutral point of view policy.
text: In fact, the fluoride that is added to our toothpaste and drinking water does not come from its natural mineral form.
text: Fluoride is widely believed to be a great tool in protecting against tooth decay, a major health concern worldwide, and so is often added to toothpaste and drinking water.
text: Many decades after fluoride was first added to drinking water in some parts of the United States, there is still controversy about the possible health effects of drinking water fluoridation.
text: Used for decades to prevent tooth decay, fluoride is found in most toothpaste and is commonly added to drinking water.
text: Fluoride is the only chemical added to drinking water for medicinal purposes.
text: There is absolutely no need for fluoride to be added to drinking water.
text: The fluoride added to drinking water is fluorosilicic acid, which is a waste product of the phosphate fertilizer industry.
text: The fluoride added to drinking water is not the naturally occurring calcium fluoride, CaF, but the man-made industrial waste product, SiF6.
text: What you may not know is that the fluoride added to drinking water and toothpaste
text: What you’ve probably never been told is that the fluoride added to drinking water and toothpaste is a crude industrial waste product of the aluminum and fertilizer industries, and a substance toxic enough to be used as rat poison.