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"Fluoridation" as a book category encompasses works that explore the addition of fluoride to public water supplies and related fluoride use in dental public health, ranging from technical manuals on water treatment and epidemiological studies of dental caries prevention to historical accounts of policy adoption, legal and ethical debates, and the social and political controversies surrounding the practice. Titles in this category may include scientific reviews, public-health textbooks, investigative journalism, advocacy or skeptical polemics, memoirs of activists or policymakers, and comparative international case studies that examine outcomes, risk assessments, regulatory frameworks, and community responses. Readers are typically public-health professionals, policymakers, engineers, students, and general-interest audiences seeking balanced analyses, practical guidance, or critical perspectives on the science, governance, and cultural impact of fluoridation.

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