As the temperature heats up, more wildlife is starting to explore the local habitats. That also means an increase in rabies exposure.
Though adding fluoride to drinking water is recommended by nearly all public health, medical, and dental organizations — it still doesn't sit well with some people.PHOENIX — Fluoride in water supplies helps prevent tooth decay in adults and children, according to the Centers for Disease Control. It is naturally found in water and soil but some cities and states add fluoride to the water supply to increase levels to 0.7 ppm, the optimal level for preventing cavities.
"Phoenix maintains the fluoride concentration at the optimal level recommended by the CDC to ensure safety and efficacy for all residents."Fluoride occurs naturally in our drinking water at an average rate of 0.4 parts per million. Equipment installed by the City increases the rate to 0.7 parts per million, in accordance with the American Dental Association's recommended level for dental health in warm climates.
Tap water delivered to residents served by Goodyear’s Utilities Department continues to surpass all federal and state drinking water standards.
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