Tartar and Dental Plaque - 2.
To avoid having loose teeth!
The best way to avoid tartar formation is to practice good dental hygiene and visit your dentist at least once a year.
- It is important not only to brush the teeth but also the gums with a suitable brush.
- It is essential to clean the gum line of each tooth with each brushing.
- The use of dental floss is strongly recommended to remove plaque between the teeth, as tartar develops easily in tight spaces.
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- This technology avoids putting these bacteria back into the mouth the next time you brush.
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- During rest, a classic toothbrush does not destroy the millions of bacteria present in the filaments, the Silver Care brush successfully cleans with proof.
- An excess of bacteria leads to increased formation of dental plaque which transforms into tartar, infiltrates under the gums, loosens teeth and increases bad breath.
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- Charcoal toothbrushes dissolve plaque 2 times faster than a normal toothbrush.
Eliminating dental plaque to avoid tartar is an act of preserving teeth and gums.
- Your health starts with your mouth.
Notes and references Periodontal infections cause changes in traditional and novel cardiovascular risk factors, American Heart Journal, vol. 151, no 5, May 2006↑
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