0.08 milligrams of fluoride per litre of drinking water protects against cavities by remineralizing enamel on our teeth. some of the fluoride finds its way to our bones, the rest coats our teeth via our saliva. fluoride occurs naturally in soil, air, and in some water (yes, naturally), which is
Can someone smart explain to me the benefits of fluoride in water? Like that’s a good thing im sure, but it sounds bad , so I’d just love someone smart to explain it to me so I can understand