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Wisconsin city residents to vote on water fluoridation: 5 notes
Residents of Tomahawk, Wis., will be given the opportunity to voice their opinion on whether the city should resume adding fluoride to its water supply, the Tomahawk Leader reported Dec. 5.
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Florida city council votes to discontinue water fluoridation: 5 notes
The Naples (Fla.) City Council voted to stop adding fluoride to its water supply, WGCU reported Dec. 6.
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More Florida cities weigh water fluoridation: 7 notes
More Florida cities have begun weighing the continuation of water fluoridation after the state's surgeon general advised against the practice.
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Maryland, Virginia maintain support of water fluoridation: 5 things to know
Officials from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., are committed to their stance supporting water fluoridation, according to a Dec. 2 report from CBS affiliate WUSA 9.
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Florida city leaders to discuss ending water fluoridation: 6 notes
City council members in Tavares, Fla., plan to discuss removing fluoride from the city’s drinking water during their next meeting, WFTV9 reported Dec. 2.
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Fluoride debate reaches new heights: Timeline
The effects of water fluoridation have been heavily debated this year after new research questioned its impact on people's health.
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ADA voices opposition against Florida surgeon general's fluoride stance
The American Dental Association has expressed its opposition to comments made on water fluoridation by Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, MD, PhD.
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Florida surgeon general issues guidance against water fluoridation: 6 notes
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, MD, PhD, has recommended against community water fluoridation due to the potential neuropsychiatric risk associated with fluoride exposure.
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Arkansas proposes to repeal water fluoridation mandate
Lawmakers in Arkansas filed legislation to repeal a state law requiring fluoride in drinking water, according to a Nov. 21 report by Arkansas Advocate.
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Reports link dental health and chronic disease outcomes
Vindhya Data Science has published new research reports centered around the associations between dental and oral health services and autoimmune disease, diabetes and chronic kidney disease.
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Anti-fluoride stance could boost demand for dental hygiene under Trump: 8 notes
The dental industry may see increased demand for hygiene products and dentist visits if the Trump administration follows through on a proposed move to end water fluoridation, CNBC reported Nov. 18.
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New York governor signs bill expanding pediatric fluoride access: 3 things to know
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation to expand access to fluoride treatments for pediatric dental patients, according to a Nov. 16 news release from the governor's office.
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Minnesota Dental Association reaffirms support for water fluoridation: 4 notes
The Minnesota Dental Association has voiced its continuing support for water fluoridation amid national debate about the practice's impact on patient health.
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Study finds potential oral health therapies for mineralization disorders
A study published in The Journal of the American Dental Association has identified new antibody and enzyme replacements that could improve the oral health of patients with mineralization disorders.
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Trump plans to end water fluoridation if elected: 7 things to know
Former President Donald Trump aims to remove fluoride from public water sources if he is elected, Trump ally Robert Kennedy Jr. has said, USA Today reported Nov. 3.
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Vermont dental board to update standards: 7 things to know
The Vermont Board of Dental Examiners proposed a new set of administrative rules for dental professionals in the state.
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Orthodontists urged to share clinical stories about mail-order orthodontics: 4 notes
The American Association of Orthodontists is asking its members to sign a letter to the FDA highlighting the risks and harms related to direct-to-consumer clear aligners.
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ADA celebrates dental data exchange milestone
The American Dental Association and other dental technology developers have successfully exchanged a full patient record from one system to another using a dental health information exchange program.
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ADHA implements interim policies: 5 things to know
The American Dental Hygienists' Association Board of Directors approved two interim policies, according to an Oct. 22 news release.
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New York State Dental Association reaffirms water fluoridation support: 5 notes
The New York State Dental Association is continuing to support the addition of fluoride to water to prevent tooth decay, according to an Oct. 17 news release shared with Becker's.
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