Summary
Madison is removing fluoride from its drinking water, and local dentists can’t agree on whether that’s a good idea. The change could affect your teeth and spark debate over water bills at City Hall.
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Impact analysis
Your dental bills could go up if cavities rise, while the city may see changes in water treatment costs—so expect the money angle to get argued at City Hall.
People who oppose adding fluoride to drinking water—and anyone hoping for lower water treatment costs—come out ahead.
Kids and lower-income families who rely on community water for cavity protection could be hit hardest if dental problems rise.
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Madison water board refuses to revote or pause fluoride removal
Madison water board refuses to revote or pause fluoride removal AL.com
City of Madison to remove fluoride from drinking water as dentists disagree
City of Madison to remove fluoride from drinking water as dentists disagree WAFF
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