Fluoride Action Network

Denver Dental Society urges dentists to send letters to keep fluoridation

Source: Metro Denver Dental Society | July 5th, 2015
Location: United States, Colorado

This was an email sent out to dentists in Colorado

Help Us Protect Denver’s Water Fluoridation

Denver Water to consider discontinuation at July meeting

The Denver Board of Water Commissioners will be holding a meeting to review the latest information and science surrounding community water fluoridation

Meeting Details:

Denver Water Board Meeting
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
1:00pm-3:30pm
Denver Water Administration Building
1600 W. 12th Ave., Denver, CO 80204

How can you help?

Join us in submitting letters to Denver Water in support of fluoridation by Monday, July 13, 2015.

Letters do not need to be lengthy or filled with statistics. The most effective correspondence will be based on your personal experience with patients, education and knowledge as a healthcare professional.

  • Have you seen patients from both fluoridated and non-fluoridated communities, and have you noticed a difference?
  • Do you (and your children) consume fluoridated water?
  • Do you believe in facts and science-based studies regarding the benefits of fluoride?

Letters should be addressed to the Denver Board of Water Commissioners and can be mailed to the address above, attn: Matt Wittern.

Join the CDA at the meeting.

While testimony will be limited, we welcome anyone to attend this meeting. Public comment will not be accepted during the meeting, however, supportive presence will undoubtedly help raise awareness among the board members.

Spread the word.

We encourage members to provide information about this meeting to their patients and to inform patients about the benefits of fluoridation.

Community water fluoridation benefits all consumers no matter their socioeconomic background. It reduces costs related to preventable diseases (dental disease is almost 100% preventable). Access to optimally fluoridated water provides the foundation for optimal oral health, which directly affects general health. This is true for our children, our seniors and everyone in between.

Metro Denver Dental Society
925 Lincoln St., Unit B, Denver, CO 80203

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