A series of discolorations on the teeth is actually caries that is usually seen on black teeth and in advanced cases it becomes a cavity and eventually the pain starts with the progress of the tooth decay and the story continues. teeth or caused by an increase in fluoride in water or stains in water and ... scale, which is the main topic of our discussion ... these scales are easily removed by scaling, and it is these scales that destroy the gums and eventually cause loose teeth without the teeth themselves being a problem... ** What is scale and how is it formed? ** Have you ever noticed the samovar or kettle that is usually in your house? Usually, around the inner wall of the samovar, a milky layer of different deposits can be seen, depending on the city you live in and the salts in the drinking water, the quantity and color of these salts will be different... The mass that forms on the teeth is something similar to these masses around the inner wall of the samovar.... with the difference that the sediment is usually slightly different in the combined places... which are less in contact with food and toothbrushes... The replacement of microbes that are naturally present in the mouth and their growth and reproduction is accompanied.... The addition of protein in food and saliva, as well as the carcasses of dead cells of different tissues of the mouth, increases the volume of these deposits in total, and over time, plaque is formed in that amount that is usually visible, and it is visible. They make up between 20 and 40% of the mass formed and gradually destroy the adhesive gum tissue that is firmly attached to the tooth, causing the gum to lose its vital supporting tissue.. And by cleaning these masses created on the teeth, we can prevent the process of gum destruction... with plaque, the empty space created between the teeth as a result of receding gums, which remains hidden from the patient's view... and as they say, the gums have receded and the teeth have opened.... if all these three cases were hidden from the patient's view or were hidden from the patient's view. and thinks that the bleeding is due to the gum being pulled from the tooth?!!!!.. The second problem is that when the plaque is thick enough on the teeth, it prevents cold and heat from reaching the tooth, and naturally our teeth are exposed to cold and heat in the oral environment despite these plaques and the lack of cold and heat reaching the teeth... Over time, the tooth becomes lazy and when we clean these deposits with scaling, the tooth is suddenly exposed to cold and heat, the patient completes his misinterpretation. Slowly, I got plaque and my gums went down!.. **A few tips about dental plaque:** Be sure to include scaling once a year in your health plan.... Pay attention to the article I wrote about how to properly brush and floss your teeth and read it again if possible.... Be sure that you will minimize scaling by brushing correctly.... If you notice that your gums are bleeding while brushing, know that there is a problem and go to the dentist, and of course this is the wrong area to brush.... Of course, this is the wrong area to brush.... more It bleeds and don't be afraid of bleeding... Be sure that with good brushing and brushing that area the bleeding will be reduced a lot... If you have a lot of plaque and your teeth are sensitive to cold and heat after scaling, don't worry too much... Use Persica or Matrica to be effective in healing the wounds left by plaque... Continuous use of mouthwashes is recommended to stop mouthwashes once after scaling and use mouthwashes You don't increase.... Antibiotics are needed before and after plaque removal.... In certain cases, the dentist will definitely prescribe it... Source: Dental Journal