"WHO" Fluoride Chart - 2004

http://sdsdw.org/fluoride-facts/world-health-organization-data-tooth-decay-trends/

World Health Organization Data – Tooth Decay Trends

Fluoridation is Not effective in reducing tooth decay.
Tooth decay declined more in many non-fluoridated developed countries that in the US.

World Health Organization Data (2004) -
Tooth Decay Trends (12 year olds) in Fluoridated vs. Unfluoridated Countries:

DMFT (Decayed, Missing & Filled teeth) Status for 12 year olds by Country - World Health Organization Data (2004) -
Country	DMFTs	Year	Status*
Germany	0.7	2005	No water fluoridation, but salt fluoridation is common
Australia	0.8	1999	More than 50% of water is fluoridated; no salt fluoridation
Denmark	0.8	2006	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
Netherlands	0.8	2002	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
Zurich, Switzerland	0.9	2000	No water fluoridation, but salt fluoridation is common
UK (England & Wales)	0.9	2000	11% of water supplies are fluoridated; no salt fluoridation
Austria	1.0	2002	No water fluoridation, but salt fluoridation is available to a limited extent.
Sweden	1.0	2005	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
Italy	1.1	2004	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
Belgium	1.1	2002	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
Ireland	1.1	1997	More than 50% of water is fluoridated; no salt fluoridation
Finland	1.2	2006	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
US	1.28	1992-1994	More than 50% of water is fluoridated; no salt fluoridation
Iceland	1.4	2005	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
New Zealand	1.7	2005	More than 50% of water is fluoridated; no salt fluoridation
Norway	1.7	2004	No water fluoridation or salt fluoridation
France	1.9	1998	No water fluoridation, but salt fluoridation is common
Data from WHO Oral Health Country/Area Profile Programme Department of Noncommunicable Diseases Surveillance/Oral Health WHO Collaborating Centre, Malmö University, Sweden http://www.whocollab.od.mah.se/euro.html