Initial Image Analysis

• Image Observations: The picture shows the front teeth with small, dark, punctate (dot-like) spots or specks, primarily located close to the gum line (gingival margin). The spots are circled in red for emphasis. The surrounding gum tissue (gingiva) appears generally pink and healthy in the visible area.

• Client Statement: "Had it some days now. Can't remove with brush."

Did You Know?

Plaque and tartar aren’t the same thing — but they’re closely related! Understanding how they form and how to treat them is key to maintaining a healthy, confident smile.

 What Is Plaque?

Plaque is a soft, sticky film made up of bacteria, food particles, and saliva that forms on your teeth every single day.
You can usually feel it as a fuzzy layer when you haven’t brushed in a while.