Joint BFS/AFS Statement 2025
Joint Statement by the British Fluoridation Society and the American Fluoridation Society This summer, the European Food Safety Authority...
Read moreJoint Statement by the British Fluoridation Society and the American Fluoridation Society This summer, the European Food Safety Authority...
Read moreExcellent article in Scientific American here...
Read moreDetailed document illustrating the key benefits of water fluoridation
Read moreOral health and general health are strongly linked. Poor oral health can impact adversely on general health and well-being.
Read moreThere are some 90 different causes of markings on the enamel surfaces of teeth. These are known as ‘enamel defects’. One of the 90 or so causes of...
Read moreFluoridation is supported by the World Heath Organisation, the Federation Dentaire Internationale and the International Association for Dental...
Read moreDental caries (tooth decay) is still a major public health problem, with major inequalities in dental health in different social groups...
Read moreAround 6 million people in the UK are served by community water fluoridation schemes and world-wide it is estimated to be 380 million people.
Read moreIn the parts of the UK where tooth decay remains a significant public heath problem, patients and the NHS economy would benefit hugely from water...
Read moreFluorides are very common in the environment: they exist naturally in lakes, rivers, groundwater and the oceans.
Read moreDecisions about whether to introduce a water fluoridation scheme to reduce tooth decay have always been made at a local level in the UK either by...
Read moreIn the UK, the fluoridation process is governed by a detailed code of practice issued by the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI), which is...
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