Chairman
John Spottiswoode BSc, BA, PMP, SNHS (Nut.; Ad. Nut.; Herb.; Anatomy & Physiology)
Links
- IRELAND AGAINST FLUORIDATION
- Video of Prof Connett and SCSHA's decision to fluoridate Southampton.
- UK Against Fluoride
- West Midlands Against Fluoridation
- UK Councils Against Fluoridation
- All Party Parliamentary Group Against Fluoridation
- Fluoride Alert
- South West Hants Green Party
- National Pure Water Association
Newsletter
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The Board
Dr Geoffrey Harris - Chairman
Jim Easton - Chief Executive
Chris Evennett – Director of Strategy and Reform Katherine Fenton - Director of Clinical Standards
Olga Senior - Director of Communications & Corporate Affairs
Ben Lloyd - Director of Finance and Investment
Prof. John Newton Regional Director of Public Health
Terry Butler CBE
Alyson Coates .
Joe McLoone
Chris Le Fevre
Martin Howell
The Board
Dr Geoffrey Harris - Chairman
Jim Easton - Chief Executive
Chris Evennett – Director of Strategy and Reform Katherine Fenton - Director of Clinical Standards
Olga Senior - Director of Communications & Corporate Affairs
Ben Lloyd - Director of Finance and Investment
Prof. John Newton Regional Director of Public Health
Terry Butler CBE
Alyson Coates .
Joe McLoone
Chris Le Fevre
Martin Howell
3 comments:
The link -
http://www.birminghammail.net/news/top-stories/2011/06/07/a-third-of-under-fives-in-birmingham-already-have-rotting-teeth-shock-figures-show-97319-28831223/
Notice how they fail to mention Birmingham water is fluoridated?
Another point/question may be that if 50,000 less people are seeing an NHS dentist - how many of them have been forced to go private and how many simply have given up going (like me!!).
Bit different in Southampton there seems to be a lot of dental practices opening for new patients. I wonder why?
Bill - That makes sense. They come in as NHS dentists - and then turn private, or half private, and mop up the extra work caused by fluorisis treatment etc. which cannot be treated on the NHS for adults. My own dentist went half private then started striking patients off his NHS lists if they did not have 6 monthly check-ups - perhaps hoping that the wealthier ones could be re-absorbed into the private practice if they needed treatment at a future date? At one time it was impossible to get an NHS dentist in Tamworth because so many of them had turned private.
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