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Fluoride is naturally present at low levels in most drinking water so can be considered as not requiring treatment unless you have a very specific intolerance.
In the UK there is no artificially added fluoride in Scotland, Wales or Northern Irelend, however; some regional Local Authorities in England have opted to fluoridate the public drinking water supply and there are also a few naturally high fluoride areas.
Here is a list roughly indicating fluoridated and higher natural fluoride areas:
You can contact your local water company to obtain a free copy of the water quality test results for the water supply to your home or workplace.
A map showing typical concentrations of fluoride in drinking water supplies across England and Wales can be found on the Defra website.
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