When plaque and tartar
spread under the gum line, it can start to damage to the supporting tissues around the tooth and eventually lead to tooth loss.
The root cause of periodontal disease is plaque buildup around the teeth that gradually
spreads under the gum line.
The plaque and tartar, both of which contain bacteria,
spread under the gum line.
Bacteria - laden plaque and tartar on the teeth can
spread under the gums, causing them to separate from the teeth and form pockets where infection can readily breed.
Minerals in the saliva harden the plaque into tartar which
spreads under the gum line.
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Bacteria
under the
gums can
spread via the blood stream to the vital organs such as the heart, liver, kidneys, and lungs.
In addition to loose teeth, infection
under the
gum line can
spread to the liver, kidneys and heart.
Infections
under the
gum line can also
spread to the liver, kidneys and heart, negatively impacting your pet's overall health.