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Waterpik UltraThin Fluoride Varnish is thinner and easier to apply than the leading brands.CONTENT
This website fluoride.waterpik.com has the following on the web site, "Which Varnish would your patients want on their teeth? UltraThin Varnish is a 5 sodium fluoride varnish for application to enamel or dentin for the treatment of dental hypersensitivity and for use as a cavity liner." We viewed that the webpage also said " Simply dip the brush and apply." It also said " Unique ultra-thin formula makes application smooth and simple. Your patients will want to smile." The header had Fluoride Varnish as the highest ranking search term. It is followed by Fluoride, Ultrathin, and Waterpik which isn't as ranked as highly as Fluoride Varnish. The next words they used was .SEEK SUBSEQUENT DOMAINS
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NOTICE TO ALDERWOOD OF LEGAL LIABILITY FOR WATER FLUORIDATION. Request for Documents to Everett Utilities 7-31-8. Letter to Governor Gregoir 3-24-8. Fluoride and Health, Letter to WA House of Reps 2-24-8. They have all the money. We have all the good ideas. The water is almost certainly good.
Monday, January 29, 2018. Tea-Drinkers Risk Fluoride Damaged Bones, Studies Show. Tea-drinkers risk fluoride-damaged bones and more, studies shows. Some teas contain more fluoride than EPA allows in public water supplies, which can do skeletal damage, according to research published in Environmental Pollution. Can cause many adverse health effects, not just to bones. Fluoride from tea, alone, has reportedly caused skeletal fluorosis.