What are Calcium Deposits on Teeth and How to Get Rid of Them?

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Learn how to prevent, remove, and treat calcium deposits on teeth effectively. Discover easy steps for a brighter, healthier smile.

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Introduction calcium deposit

What are calcium deposits on teeth?

What are the causes of calcium deposits on teeth?

Can calcium deposits on teeth be harmful?

How to remove calcium deposits on teeth?

How to prevent calcium deposits from forming?

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Sources: calcium deposits

- Calcium deposits form when plaque hardens on the teeth and can appear as white, yellow, or brown patches.
- Poor oral hygiene, dietary habits, and saliva composition can all contribute to calcium buildup on teeth.
- Professional treatments such as scaling, whitening, or veneers may help improve the appearance of calcium marks on teeth.
- Daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits are essential for preventing tartar and maintaining healthy teeth and gums.

What are Calcium Deposits on Teeth and How to Get Rid of Them?

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