Calgary Reintroduces Fluoride to Its Drinking Water
- Calgary began reintroducing fluoride to its drinking water on June 30, 2025, following a city council directive and public support.
- This action follows a 2021 plebiscite where more than 61 percent of voters favored community water fluoridation to improve public dental health.
- The city plans to upgrade its Glenmore and Bearspaw treatment plants at a cost of $28 million with an annual $1 million for operation and maintenance.
- Professor Juliet Guichon stated that the measure acknowledges the importance of oral health for all residents of Calgary and anticipates that cavity rates will decline gradually.
- The reintroduction implies a renewed public health focus after a decade of data showed fluoridation removal worsened dental health and delays postponed implementation.
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Calgary begins adding fluoride to drinking water for first time in almost 15 years
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