Brushing teeth removes plaque, a sticky bacterial film that produces acids causing tooth decay and gum disease, thereby preventing cavities and maintaining oral health.

CURRENT STATE

Plaque forms daily on teeth and gums, feeding on sugars to produce enamel-eroding acids and irritate gums. Regular brushing twice daily, especially with fluoride toothpaste, disrupts plaque buildup, preventing tartar formation, gingivitis, and tooth loss.

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