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Toxins that cause periodontal disease come from plaque. A sticky film that covers the teeth and gums full of bacteria and harmful substances. It endangers teeth if not got rid of. Dental plaque causes inflammation of the gums that destroys gum tissue and separates the gums from the teeth. If left untreated, it becomes severe and can also destroy the bones under the gums.
Over time, plaque hardens into tartar and further irritates the gums leading to periodontal disease. Once dental calculus is accumulated, no amount of brushing or flossing can remove it. You need to consult your dentist for treatment.
The main cause of periodontal disease is plaque!
The following people are particularly susceptible to gum disease:
People with Diabetes
Pregnant Women
Menopausal Women
People Who Brush Their Teeth Occasionally
Those under Stress
Those Who Have a Non-balanced Diet
Adolescent Women
Brace Users
Smokers
If you belong to any of the above group, go for regular dental checkups to safeguard your teeth.
If you belong to any of the above group, go for regular dental checkups to safeguard your teeth.
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