To prevent bacterial plaque from being formed, with its accumulation leading to cavities and inflammation of gums. Brushing his teeth helps clear his bacterial plate. The bacterial plate is a mass of bacteria that stick to the teeth…
Brushing his teeth helps clear his bacterial plate.
The bacterial plate It's a mass of bacteria that stick to your teeth and doesn't awaken with water clearance. Depending on what type of microorganisms it contains, it will be more aggressive for enamel as it tends to form caries. It's also aggressive for the gum as it tends to provoke gingivitis and if it's not deleted, periodontitis. It isn't only deposited on the surface of the teeth, but also on the back of the tongue, and it's easy for them to accumulate into irregular zones such as bad pits, caries, areas with difficult access and more. It's not always easy to see, but we can use plate revelators (dyes) that help us identify the areas we have to press with brushing. At time of choose the brush type we have to note that it should have its size and shape should allow easy access to areas where more plaque accumulates, that are the tongue, the area of teeth close to the gums, and the gingival motif, without damaging soft tissues. They have to be cleaned and changed every 2-3 months. There are numerous technologies for brushing his teetheach propose different types of movements to be performed with the brush, anything's good as long as you get to every area of every tooth and avoid damage to the gums with insistent movements or with too much force. Here's a demonstration video: how to use dental silk and tongue scrapers. We hope she's been useful to you.
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