How Does Plaque Cause Gum Disease and Decay?

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Plaque is that clear, sticky substance that you can usually feel on your teeth after a long day. It may make teeth feel fuzzy or textured as opposed to smooth and polished. Plaque isn’t just bacteria—it can include food particles and mucus as well [1].

Needless to say, having plaque accumulate on your teeth isn’t a good thing. When plaque is left on the teeth, it can lead to oral health issues that can impact the long-term health of your smile, including gum disease and tooth decay.

How exactly does plaque lead to these oral health issues?

An Article by Dr. Omar Sattout. Originally published by Your Dental Health Resource.

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