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What happens when you stop brushing your teeth?
When you don't brush your teeth regularly, plaque — a soft film of bacteria — hardens into calculus (also called tartar) within days. Unlike plaque, calculus cannot be removed with a toothbrush alone; it requires professional removal by a dentist through a procedure called scaling. The earliest sign of gum disease is gingivitis — characterised by red, puffy gums that bleed easily when brushing.
Children's brushing guide & decay prevention
Good oral habits formed in childhood last a lifetime — and as a parent, you play the most important role in setting your child up for a healthy smile. Here is everything you need to know about brushing correctly and preventing tooth decay in little ones.
How to brush & floss correctly
All the tips you need to brush and floss your teeth correctly