Deborah, The only significant correlation with healthy teeth in America is the level of income a family brings in. The more money a family makes, the better the teeth of their children. Conversely, the less money a family makes, the worse their children's teeth will be. Fluoridation has nothing to do with good teeth, as those countries in Europe without fluoridation attest to. If people are truly sincere in wanting to improve the health care of children then carefully look at these two models that achieve this:
-- Childsmile program in Scotland 
-- Nexo program in Denmark
What would help in America is if health professionals would campaign for
-- Living wages (not an increase in minimum wages) 
-- National Health and Dental Health care for all
Ellen C.