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What is an accumulation of bacteria and debris on the tooth's surfaces?
Plaque.
Why is plaque on the tooth?
when does plaque form most on teeth? is it during the night?
Is plaque a strong or a weak acid?
Plaque is a weak acid. It is produced by bacteria in the mouth feeding on sugars from food and beverages, leading to the production of acids that can weaken tooth enamel and contribute to tooth decay. Regular brushing and flossing can help remove plaque and prevent acid build-up.
What role does the capsule play in the formation of plaque on your teeth?
The capsule is a protective layer surrounding certain bacteria, particularly those involved in dental plaque formation. It helps these bacteria adhere to tooth surfaces, promoting the accumulation of biofilm. This biofilm, or plaque, consists of bacteria, their byproducts, and food particles, leading to tooth decay and gum disease if not regularly removed through proper oral hygiene.
What is the substance that attach to the surface of the tooth?
plaque
Is plaque the same as tooth decay?
Yes
Which does more damage to a tooth tartar or plaque?
A planque
What is a film like substance that is formed from the acid that results from the combination of food sugars and bacteria on the surface of the tooth?
Dental plaque is a film-like substance that forms from the acid produced by the combination of food sugars and bacteria on the tooth's surface. It can lead to tooth decay and gum disease if not removed through regular brushing and dental cleanings.
Can head trauma cause long term tooth decay?
No, tooth decay is caused by bacterial plaque that produces acids which destroy the tooth enamel. Bacterial plaque results from inadequate oral hygiene (brushing and flossing).
What is plaque and how does it contribute on tooth decay?
your mom fat bith!
(now the caries equation:?
Sugar + Plaque = Acid + Tooth = Decay
How many types of tooth decay is there?
There is Sugar Decay. The bacteria in your mouth create a substance called plaque when they feed on the sugar which creates an acid which makes a hole in your tooth, which the plaque then burrow down into to start an infection.
