Water Fluoridation Policy
Summary
Davis is no longer adding fluoride to its tap water, and local dentists are sounding the alarm about a potential rise in cavities. This decision could set a precedent, leaving other cities to consider their own water treatment policies.
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Impact analysis
Expect dental bills to potentially go up if cavities become more common, and the city might save a little on water treatment chemicals.
People who prefer their water untreated and the city's budget might see a small win.
Kids and adults who rely on tap water for their fluoride intake could see more cavities, and dentists are worried about their patients' oral health.
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