DeForest Decides to Add Fluoride to Drinking Water Again

Fluoride returning to DeForest drinking water

DEFOREST, Wis. -- The DeForest Village Board on Tuesday voted to return fluoride to the comminty's drinking water, just over a year after voting to remove it.

DeForest decides to add fluoride to drinking water again

Fluoride was widely introduced into American public water systems in the mid-20th century to reduce tooth decay, according to the National Institutes of Health.

Fluoride is coming back to DeForest's water after months of political shake-ups

After more than a year of political twists and turns, DeForest's board of trustees voted 4-2 to bring fluoridate back to the village's water. The post Fluoride is coming back to DeForest’s water after months of political shake-ups appeared first on WPR.

Fluoride returns to DeForest

The city’s board of trustees voted 4-2 to place the mineral back into the water supply