How Plaque Turns Into Tartar (And Why Flossing Matters)?

BIOLOGY | MEDICAL | HEALTH on Instagram: "Ever wondered what really happens if you skip brushing? Here’s the truth ⬇️ 🔹 Removes plaque – Every day, bacteria form a sticky layer called plaque. Brushing breaks it down before it turns into hard tartar. 🔹 Prevents cavities – Food particles + bacteria = acid. Brushing neutralizes this acid and protects your enamel. 🔹 Keeps gums healthy – Daily brushing prevents gum inflammation, bleeding, and gum disease. 🔹 Stops bad breath – No brushing = bacter

Dr. Joseph Salhab on Instagram: "Bad breath might be more than just embarrassing—it could be a warning sign. Fusobacterium nucleatum is a bacteria that lives in your mouth, especially in plaque and infected gums. Scientists have discovered this same bacteria in colon cancer tumors, and it’s not just hanging out there by accident. Research shows that F. nucleatum can actually travel from your mouth to your intestines, where it helps cancer cells grow and spread. Studies found way more of this bac

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