USA - The poor again

"Children in extreme poverty have little or no access to dental services," said Pfeffer, who added that the number of children they see with advanced tooth decay - about 63% - is unheard of in private practice dentistry. "We're trying to prevent 20-year-olds walking around with missing teeth, and we believe taking it to the schools is the answer."

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is fluoridated:NYSCOF

How is it that the BFS and the BDA and people like the Hampshire dental consultant can claim fluoridation will fix the poor dental health of the poor - sorry - lower socioeconomic households when clealy it won't?