Title: Plaque removal and tips to avoid plaque
1Plaque Removal
T I P S P R O C E D U R E
N E W O R C H A R D D E N T I S T R Y
2let's get started
3what is Plaque?
- Plaque is a soft, sticky, colorless film of
bacteria that continuously deposits on our teeth - If plaque is not treated, it can harden into
tartar that attaches to the enamel and below the
gum line Formation of plaque is a sign that the
patient is neglecting dental hygiene
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5causes of plaque
Plaque begins forming on teeth 4 to 12 hours
after brushing which is why it is very important
to brush twice a day and floss daily. High
consumption of sugary and sweet food or snacking
between meals and not cleaning your teeth
afterwards. At initial stages, plaque is not
visible to the naked eye. Avoiding regular
dental check-ups can be harmful.
BRUSHING, CLEANING, REGULAR DENTAL CHECK-UPS
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7Remedies
Visit your dentist to check if you have plaque
and ask for a clinical plaque removal
treatment. Use Fluoridated toothpaste Rub your
teeth with orange peel Munch on sesame seeds and
figs Switch to electric toothbrush
8After Plaque removal
- After plaque removal, abstain from colored food
and drinks and also temperature changes. - Smoking leads to teeth discoloration and this is
why it is recommended that smokers get dental
cleaning done after every 3 months - Gums will become more sensitive after plaque
cleaning you may encounter bleeding or pain,
which will vanish in no time.
9Tips to avoid plaque in future
Brush twice a day Ask your dentist about the
perfect techniques for brushing and flossing
Clean between your teeth using floss Visit your
dentist regularly Stop avoiding fruits and
vegetables Avoid eating sugary foods often
10Oral health is reflection of physiological,
social and psychological factors that are
essential to our quality of life.
Dr. Firas Nashef, New Orchard Dentistry
11MANY THANKS
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