Common reasons for tartar formation
1, high-sugar diet
Frequently eating foods with high sugar content will easily cause plaque to quickly generate. As plaque gradually increases, soft tartar deposition will gradually increase, and eventually tartar will form.
In addition to a high-sugar diet, eating fine and soft foods frequently will accelerate the deposition of tartars. Regularly eating high-calcium and high-phosphorus foods will also accelerate the deposition of tartars.
2, saliva affects
When saliva is alkaline under the influence of bacteria, the protein in saliva will precipitate calcium salts, which will easily deposit on the surface of the teeth to form calcium.
and the greater the saliva concentration, the easier it is to deposit tartars.
3, oral abnormalities
If the surface of the teeth is not smooth and rough, it will not be easy to be cleaned. In addition, the teeth are not arranged neatly, the brushing method is wrong, and the mouth is not frequent, etc. will form tartars.
What will happen if the "tartar" is not cleaned for a long time?
tartar is actually a foreign object in the oral cavity. If it is allowed to exist, it will constantly stimulate the periodontal tissue and compress the gums, which will affect blood circulation, infect the periodontal tissue, causing bacteria to inflamed and shrink the gums, and eventually destroy the periodontal tissue, and even cause the teeth to fall off. In addition, it will also affect the beauty and bring a odor to the oral cavity. Therefore, when there is tartar, try to clean it up.
Can "tartars" be removed directly with your hands?
tartars cannot be removed directly by hand. Because tartars can not only adhere to the gums, but also adhere to the roots, necks and crowns and . At most, tartars on the surface of the crown can be removed with your hands. It is impossible to remove tartars from other places.
Moreover, the formation of tartars is very fast, and the fastest can be generated within 48 hours after you brush your teeth. Some tartars have been formed for several years, and it is difficult to shake with your hands alone.
Moreover, there are many bacteria on human hands. Forcibly removing dentifritics will cause gums to be injured or even bleeding. This will give the bacteria on the hands an opportunity. In addition, the nails are very sharp, and the teeth are already fragile and sensitive when they are damaged by dentifritics. If you are not careful, you may damage the gums and cause oral infection.
So if you have tartars, don’t try to get rid of them yourself. It is more reliable to let professional dentists clean them with professional tools.
How should we clean up tartars?
1. Use baking soda plus a small amount of salt to brush your teeth. This can kill bacteria and eliminate inflammation, remove plaque bacteria, and completely remove tartar.
2. Use lemon juice with baking powder to brush your teeth, which can remove tartars well and make your teeth whiter and healthy.
3. Regular teeth cleaning.
Dental stones should be soft and broken in the early stages, and they can be let go with floss and finger toothbrushes. After half a month, plaque will form salt under the action of acid and alkali. At this time, the calcium and bacteria in the saliva will react to form tartars and will calcify and become very hard, which is difficult to remove.
Therefore, when you find that the number of tartars is significantly increased, you can wash your teeth regularly, which can effectively clean the tartars and improve the yellowing of teeth.
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