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@grin
no more fluoride in flo rida
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Ina
@beecurious
Sorry Grin but is this a dad joke or is it true? Lol
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@grin
both. its not a bad thing tbh
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Dean Pierce 👨💻🌎🌍
@deanpierce.eth
10/10 dentists approve 👍 (great for business)
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Sam Griffin
@sfultong
there are actually other ways to deal with cavities these days, like nano hydroxyapatite
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Ina
@beecurious
that's good to learn, did you try and got any effect by using it?
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Sam Griffin
@sfultong
I've been using it for ... maybe a year or two? No cavities in that time period, iirc
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Ina
@beecurious
thanks, checking on this now. I'm a bit confused tbh with fluoride as dentist recommend it but social media says is not safe for your health.
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@grin
my understanding is that its great for rubbing onto your teeth but not great for drinking. so flouride toothpaste good, flouride in water bad
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Dean Pierce 👨💻🌎🌍
@deanpierce.eth
Flouride naturally occurs in most drinking water. It was when a dentist moved to Colorado (which has much higher natural fluoride), and noticed how unusually healthy the teeth were there, that the investigation began that eventually led to the discovery that tooth health directly correlates with floridation levels.
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yea claude says flouride in water is really not that bad. ty for the context
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Sam Griffin
@sfultong
I think I agree with Claude, but I'd caution that it's by nature biased to conventional wisdom
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