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Is there fluoride in Marble Bar water?

The fluoride status of Marble Bar's public water supply, who decides, and how to check it yourself. Page last updated 6 November 2026.

Naturally occurring
Fluoride isn't added, but it occurs naturally in Marble Bar's water.

Natural fluoride around 0.6 mg/L, none added.

Water supplier
Water Corporation
State
Western Australia
Measured fluoride
0.73 mg/L natural (2024-25 mean)
History
Never added
Water source
Local groundwater
Source
Water Corporation 2024-25 North West tables
Local context

Marble Bar compared with nearby supplies

What it means for you

Looking after teeth in Marble Bar without added fluoride

Without fluoridated water, dental guidelines put more weight on fluoride toothpaste, diet and regular check-ups. Your supply does carry some natural fluoride. Some people prefer fluoride-free options.

Who decides

How fluoride is decided in Western Australia

Law: Fluoridation of Public Water Supplies Act 1966

Who decides: Health Minister, on advice of an advisory committee.

Coverage: about 94% of residents (2025). First fluoridated: Perth, 1968.

Nearby

Fluoride in nearby towns

Common questions

Marble Bar fluoride FAQ

What is the fluoride level in Marble Bar water?

0.73 mg/L natural (2024-25 mean), according to Water Corporation 2024-25 North West tables. Fluoridated supplies in Australia target 0.6 to 1.1 mg/L, and the health guideline maximum is 1.5 mg/L.

Has Marble Bar ever had fluoride added?

Never added.

Does Marble Bar tap water have fluoride?

Fluoride isn't added, but it occurs naturally in Marble Bar's water. Natural fluoride around 0.6 mg/L, none added.

Who decides whether fluoride is added in Marble Bar?

Health Minister, on advice of an advisory committee.

How can I check the fluoride level in Marble Bar?

Look up Water Corporation's annual drinking water quality report, which lists fluoride in mg/L by supply zone. You can also ask the utility for monthly readings.

Does boiling water remove fluoride?

No. Boiling leaves the fluoride behind and slightly concentrates it. Reverse osmosis, distillation and activated alumina filters remove fluoride. Read more.