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✓ Published: 19-Apr-2023
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The cause of a disease, periodontal disease, is bacterial plaque or dental plaque, which is kind of difficult and invisible to the naked eye. But when you look at under the microscope, we see a wide range of bacteria or you have a gram positive gram negative. Each are capable of destroying the supporting structure of the tooth. And so the cause of a disease is bacterial plaque.nnnHowever, the again determining factor is susceptibility of that individual which deals with the immune system or defe
The cause of a disease, periodontal disease, is bacterial plaque or dental plaque, which is kind of difficult and invisible to the naked eye. But when you look at under the microscope, we see a wide range of bacteria or you have a gram positive gram negative. Each are capable of destroying the supporting structure of the tooth. And so the cause of a disease is bacterial plaque.nnnHowever, the again determining factor is susceptibility of that individual which deals with the immune system or defe
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