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January 1, 1967Public Health Reports (1896-1970)

Effects of Prenatal Exposure to Fluoridation on Dental Caries

Herschel S. Horowitz Stanley B. Heifetz

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Abstract

THE CARIES-INHIBITING effect pro¬ duced in children who drink water with optimal levels of fluoride has been well docu- mented by numerous clinical investigations {1-3).Moreover, there is general agreement that waterborne fluorides afford greatest pro¬

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