DENTAL HEALTHWHAT GOES WRONG?
When we eat, remnants of food together with saliva and bacteria cause the development of plaque. If not removed properly (with regular brushing and flossing) this plaque hardens into tartar, which builds up around the gumline, making it harder to brush and clean between the teeth.
At this stage, the gums can become red, swollen and tender and are likely to bleed during brushing and flossing. This stage of gum disease, known as gingivitis, can be improved by regularly cleaning with your
