Presence of excess fluorine in water causes__________________?

Correct answer: C. Fluorosis

  • A. Dental cavity
  • B. Tooth decay
  • C. Fluorosis
  • D. Respiratory disease

Explanation

Excess fluoride intake damages teeth and bones, with dental fluorosis being the characteristic effect at elevated levels. Fluoride deficiency, rather than excess fluoride, is associated with increased dental cavities.

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