Water fluoridation plans as 40% of Leicester's five-year-olds have tooth decay
Leicester's water supply could be fluoridated in efforts to reduce the levels of tooth decay in the city.
Leicester's water supply could be fluoridated in efforts to reduce the levels of tooth decay in the city.
The rate of tooth decay in the city is "significantly worse" than the national average, so Nottingham City Council is planning to add fluoride to water.
Britain's chief medical officers said adding fluoride to drinking water will cut tooth decay in children by a quarter and halve extractions in hospital.