I look at the 2016 commissioning of an independent report, the Sapere report, that found a 40 percent lower lifetime incidence of tooth decay among children and adolescents that have access to fluoridated water, another 48 percent reduction in hospital admissions for the treatment of tooth decay for those kids aged zero to four, 21 percent reduction in tooth decay among adults aged 18 to 44, 30 percent reduction in tooth decay amongst adults aged 45 and over. I know we talk about our kids, but this is an issue across the different age groups. I find that when my adult patients come in, you know, they may not have access to good dental care or they don't have the finance to do so, and often we are just giving antibiotics continuously until they can get the necessary help. Again, that is why we need this part of the puzzle to make sure we reduce the incidence of dental caries.