WHO-1978
Dental Plaque is defined as a specific but highly variable structural entity resulting from sequential colonization and growth of micro organisms on the surfaces of teeth and restoration consisting of micro organisms of various strains and species are embedded in the extra cellular matrix, composed of bacterial metabolic products and substance from serum, saliva and blood.
Plaque is a bacterial film that covers the teeth and gums. It later turns into tartar. It is best that a person brush his teeth and floss to get the tartar and plaque between the teeth.
There is also a plaque that can block arteries.
plaque
I went to the dentist and he removed the plaque from my teeth
plaque is dirt in your teeth
No, cheese does not remove plaque.
Plaque adheres to the crevices and fissures of the teeth
Veins do not build plaque
Plaque Attack happened in 2600.
The UEFA Plaque was created in 1988.
Plaque Attack was created in 1983.
Plaque is caused by a bacteria that is trying to attach itself to the surface of your teeth. This type of plaque is called a biofilm.
One can find information about plague by going to Colgate. Colgate offers articles on the left side of the page about plaque if you click on 'Oral and Dental Care Conditions.' They tell you what is plaque, how do you know if you had plaque, and how do you prevent plaque.
I have heard that rats did cause the Black Plaque or the small pox. But im pretty sure it was the Black Plaque.