Plaque can also produce harmful byproducts that irritate the gums, causing gingivitis, the early stage of periodontal diseases. If plaque isn’t removed daily, it will build up into a hard deposit called calculus. If plaque continues to form on top of the calculus, it can irritate the gums, and a pocket may develop between the teeth and gums. Plaque build up can eventually destroy the gums and bone that support the teeth.

A frequent warning sign is when the edge of the gums next to the teeth, become reddened and inflamed, and bleed when touched. This early stage is known as gingivitis and takes three weeks to form when all oral hygiene measures are suspended. Gingivitis is a reversible condition. With diligent flossing and toothbrushing, gingivitis usually disappears. Left untreated, it can progress into periodontal disease.

Soon after brushing, a thin, sticky layer of bacteria forms on the surface of all the teeth. This layer of bacteria is called plaque.

Plaque is a colorless, sticky film of bacteria that constantly forms on teeth. If left undisturbed, it hardens to form tartar. The bacteria in the plaque produce byproducts that can not only irritate the gums and make them bleed, but it can also lead to periodontal disease. A daily regimen of proper brushing, flossing and rinsing (plus, regular dental visits), will help you keep your teeth healthy.

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Plaque is a colourless, sticky film of bacteria that constantly forms on teeth. If left undisturbed, the bacteria in the plaque produces byproducts that can not only irritate

Unfortunately, plaque forms soon after it is removed. Some studies report that it starts forming as soon as five minutes after it is removed. Other reports state that it can take up to four hours. Regardless of how quickly it begins reforming, effective plaque control will keep it to a minimum. That's why we encourage brushing your teeth twice a day, plus daily flossing.

The Plaque will change an oscillation or negative energy pattern to a positive or bipolar energy by joining with the positive energy of the oscillations, pushing the negative energy off center, and forcing the stray electron that is causing the oscillations to spin out into an outer shell and disappear. You can transmute food, beverages, jewelry, vitamins, plastic glasses, watches, drugs, cosmetics, etc.

If you have just started flossing you may find your gums bleed a little at first. If the bleeding persists or is accompanied by pain or swelling, visit your dentist/oral hygienist immediately for a professional scale and polish. Using GUM® Paroex Alhohol-Free Mouthrinse mouthwash with anti-bacterial agents will also help.

This a sign that Periodontal Disease is present and needs to be treated. This is what leads to tooth loss.

A certificate giving your name, the date your plaque went on the wall and membership number. You also get a signed photo of the CUFC squad and a photo showing you with your plaque at Brunton Park. You will receive two free tickets to the CUFC home game of your choice. This can be a Cup tie if you are already a season ticket holder. You will qualify for 3 years membership of the Trust free of charge.