Description
Why It Happens
- Dental plaque is a soft, sticky bacterial biofilm that forms on teeth throughout the day.
- If plaque is not removed regularly, it hardens into tartar and irritates the gum line.
- This build-up can lead to inflamed and bleeding gums, gingivitis, periodontitis, bad breath, and eventually tooth loss.
- Plaque increases when oral hygiene is inconsistent, when the oral microbiome is imbalanced, and when food particles remain on the teeth for long periods.
Supporting Your Oral Wellness
- Daily plaque removal and gentle cleaning help prevent tartar formation and support stronger gums.
- Microbiome-friendly oral care encourages beneficial bacteria and reduces harmful build-up.
- Consistent habits contribute to cleaner teeth, fresher breath, and a more resilient oral environment.
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