Assertion: fluoride | /r/CapableOf | prevent tooth decay
Facets:
value: in two ways
type: MANNER
value: in the tooth-forming years
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the population
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Fluoride is a safe way to prevent tooth decay.
text: The fluoride from mouth rinse is retained in dental plaque and saliva to help prevent tooth decay.
text: It is known to prevent tooth decay and promote better dental health.
text: And while the fluoride prevented tooth decay in the population, the high levels in the water also caused a condition known as fluorosis, which is characterized by extreme discoloration of the tooth enamel (3).
text: Since the 1940s, fluoride has been added to drinking water in the United States to help prevent tooth decay, particularly in the tooth-forming years.
text: Documents publicly available from either US Government, or proper news outlets or elsewhere (not fringe/conspiracy theorist blogs or websites), that indicate that the government, is bias, and conspiring in a malicious, calculated effort, along with the Navy, and a Private institution to say that Fluoride prevents tooth decay, and not providing information on
text: Fluoride is believed to help prevent tooth decay in two ways: preventing bacterial overgrowth and mineralizing the teeth.
text: Fluoride is a natural mineral that can safely strengthen teeth to help prevent tooth decay and permanent tooth loss, which is usually caused by acids released by bacteria found in plaque.
text: Fluoride is naturally occuring in most water sources and is known to help prevent tooth decay.
text: Fluorides prevent tooth decay in two ways.
text: Fluoride rinses coat the teeth with fluoride to strengthen teeth to prevent tooth decay and cavities.
text: Fluoride has been put into the American water supply for decades now and was originally meant to help prevent tooth decay, a widespread problem here at one point in history.
text: All dentists agree that fluoride should be supplemented to prevent tooth decay.