It is common for people to think that plaque, which begins to form on teeth within hours after eating, and tartar, are the same dental issue. While poor oral hygiene is blamed for both the dental ...

Dental plaque forms on your teeth but can also develop on your tooth roots, under your gums. A buildup of dental plaque is called tartar. Dental plaque is a film that forms on your teeth ...

plaque hardens into calculus (also called tartar), and unfortunately, you can't remove this calcified plaque on your own. As it sits on your teeth, it can contribute to tooth decay and irritate ...

Gingivitis, also known as gum disease, causes gums to become inflamed, red, and irritated - but it can be tackled with this ...

An expert in oral health has recommended a simple product available for around 20p in pharmacies across the country that can ...

Lost the toothbrushing battle with your dog or cat? Vets say you can add this plaque-reducing powder to their food.