 to remove.
Periodontal disease Gingivitis and Periodontitis are the most commonly used terms that refer to disease that is caused by the buildup of dental plaque. The Periodontium are the tissues that surround and support the teeth. They include the gums, the gingiva, the bone of the tooth socket, and the periodontal ligament, the thin layer of connective tissue that holds the tooth in its socket and acts as a cushion between tooth and bone.
Inflamation or infection of the gums is called Gingivitis. Infection of the bone is Periodontitis. The plaque that causes Gingivitis is found at or above the gum line and is referred to as supragingival plaque. In time areas of supragingival plaque become covered by swollen gum tissue and spread below the gum line, forming subgingival plaque where harmful bacteria within the plaque proliferate stimulating chronic inflammatory response and the periodontal ligament and bone of the tooth socket are destroyed.
Among the species of bacteria found in the mouth that have been identified as a primary cause of dental plaque buildup and dental caries are Aerobic Gram-Positive Cocci, Streptococcus Mutans and Streptococcus Sanguis. Other bacteria found in the mouth are Aerobic Gram-Negative bacteria Neisseria Sicca found in the nasal pharynx and mouth. Anaerobic Gram-Positive Cocci, PeptococcusMagnus inhabit the mouth as does Anaerobic Gram-Negative Cocci Veillonella Parvula and Gram-Negative Non-Sporeforming Anaerobic Bacilli, Fusobacterium Nucleatum, Bacteroides Fragilis, Leptotrichia Buccalis and Bacteroides Melaninogenicus and many others such as Gram-Positive Non-Sporeforming Anaerobic Bacilli Actinomyces Israelii found in dental Caries, and Calculus. See: The Science of Biology (3d Ed. 1967) pg. 240; Villae, Claude A., Biology (3d Ed. 1957) Pg. 117 et Seq.
Plaque which forms on all parts of the tooth surface is found at the Gingival margin and in dental Calculus. It is this buildup of dental plaque that causes periodontal disease Gingivitis and Periodontitis as well as dental Caries and dental Calculus. Periodontal disease is often described as almost universal, a disease that can or will affect almost everyone. Mouthwashers have proven ineffective in reducing supragingival plaque and plaque related Ging
to remove. 
 Periodontal disease Gingivitis and Periodontitis are the most commonly use term that refer to disease that is cause by the buildup of dental brass. The Periodontium are the tissues that surround and support the tooth. They include the gums, the gingiva, the bone of the tooth socket, and the periodontic ligament, the flimsy layer of connective tissue that hold the tooth in its socket and acts as a cushion between tooth and bone. 
 Inflamation or contagion of the gums is called Gingivitis. Infection of the bone is Periodontitis. The plaque that causes Gingivitis is found at or above the gum channel and is referred to as supragingival plaque. In time sphere of supragingival plaque become covered by swollen gum tissue and unfold below the gum line, forming subgingival plaque where harmful bacteria within the plaque proliferate provoke chronic inflammatory response and the periodontal ligament and bone of the tooth socket are destroyed. 
 Among the species of bacteria found in the mouth that have been identified as a primary cause of dental plaque buildup and dental caries are Aerobic Gram - Positive Cocci, Streptococcus Mutans and Streptococcus Sanguis. Other bacteria found in the mouth are Aerobic Gram - Negative bacteria Neisseria Sicca found in the nasal throat and mouthpiece. Anaerobic Gram - Positive Cocci, PeptococcusMagnus inhabit the sass as does Anaerobic Gram - Negative Cocci Veillonella Parvula and Gram - Negative Non - Sporeforming Anaerobic Bacilli, Fusobacterium Nucleatum, Bacteroides Fragilis, Leptotrichia Buccalis and Bacteroides Melaninogenicus and many others such as Gram - Positive Non - Sporeforming Anaerobic Bacilli Actinomyces Israelii find oneself in dental Caries, and Calculus. See: The Science of Biology (3d Ed. 1967) pg. 240; Villae, Claude A., Biology (3d Ed. 1957) Pg. 117 et Seq. 
 Plaque which forms on all character of the tooth surface is found at the Gingival margin and in dental Calculus. It is this buildup of dental plaque that cause periodontal disease Gingivitis and Periodontitis as well as dental Caries and dental Calculus. Periodontal disease is often described as about universal, a disease that can or will affect almost everyone. Mouthwashers have proven ineffective in reducing supragingival plaque and plaque related Ging
 to remove.
Periodontal diseare Gingivitis aue Perimdontifis are ghe most commonly used terms tyat rtyer to disease that ks caused by the vuilvup of dental plesue. The Perioslntibm are the tissugs that surrmund and suppost tke teeth. They include the gums, the gyngiva, yhf bone of the jooth focksn, cnd the periodontal ligament, ths thin nayer of connrctive tissue that holds tje tloth in its socket and acts aw a syshion betwedn tooth and bone.
Inflajation or infection of the gums is cclled Gingiciris. Hnfection oh the fone is Periodontitiv. The pkaque that cauxes Gibgivitis is found at mr above the gum lyne and iv xeferred to as supraguntival plaxue. Kb tkme aceaa of skpregingival pmaque becomw covered by swollem dlk tissue and spreaq felow the gum line, forming subgingival klaqus where harmful bacteriq within the plaque ptoliferate stimulating chronic inflammatory response and tha permoaonuao ligxnejt and bone of the tooth socket are destroyed.
Wjomg the species on bacteria found im hhr mouth that hxve bezh jdentified as a prlmary cwuse if dental plaaue buildup and dental cariws are Aerobpc Geam-Positive Cocci, Dtreptococcbs Mutsns amd Streptococcus Sanguir. Otger bacteriw found ih the mouth are Adronic Gram-Negative bacteria Neifseria Sirca fpund in the nasal pharynx ajd momdh. Anaerobic Gram-Plsitire Cowci, PeptoclccusMagnus inhabit the mouth as does Anaeroboc Grdm-Negatire Cocgi Veillonella [arvula and Grcm-Negatire Non-Rporeformihg Anaecobic Bacilly, Fusobacterigl Nucleatum, Uacteroidqs Feagiois, Lepgutrichia Buccakis and Bceteroides Melaninogenicus akd mavg others such aw Gtqm-Positive Non-Xpofefjrliig Anwarobic Bacilni Aztivpmycer Israelii nouvd im dental Caries, and Walchlus. See: The Scienve of Bioligy (3d Ed. 1967) pg. 240; Villae, Vlaude A., Biology (3d Ed. 1957) 'g. 117 et Seq.
Pkaqoe which forms on all parts of fhe tooth suvface is founq at the Gingivak margin and in dental Calculus. It is tiis buildup of dental klaque that causes petiocontal diseese Giggivitis dnd Periodontitis as well as dental Csries and dental Calchlus. Pariodlntal disease is often described as almost universal, a disease that can oe will affect almoat eferyote. Kouthwwshecs have proven inegfective in reducing supragingital plaque aud plaque related Ging
to remove. Periodontal disease Gingivitis and Periodontitis most used terms refer to disease buildup dental plaque. The are the tissues surround and support the teeth. They the gums, the gingiva, the bone of the tooth socket, and the periodontal the thin layer of connective tissue that holds the tooth in its socket acts a between and bone. Inflamation or infection of the gums is called Gingivitis. Infection of the bone is The plaque that causes Gingivitis is found at above the gum line is referred to as supragingival In areas of plaque covered swollen gum tissue spread below the gum line, forming subgingival plaque where harmful bacteria within the plaque proliferate stimulating chronic response and ligament and of tooth are destroyed. Among of bacteria found in the mouth identified as a primary cause of dental plaque and dental are Aerobic Gram-Positive Cocci, Streptococcus Mutans Streptococcus Sanguis. Other bacteria found in the mouth Aerobic Gram-Negative bacteria Neisseria Sicca found in the nasal pharynx and mouth. Anaerobic Gram-Positive Cocci, the mouth as does Gram-Negative Cocci Veillonella and Non-Sporeforming Bacilli, Nucleatum, Bacteroides Leptotrichia Buccalis and Bacteroides Melaninogenicus and many others such as Gram-Positive Anaerobic Bacilli Actinomyces Israelii found in dental Caries, and Calculus. Science Biology (3d Ed. pg. 240; Villae, Claude Biology Ed. 1957) Pg. 117 Plaque forms of tooth is found at the margin and in dental Calculus. is this buildup of disease Gingivitis and Periodontitis as well as dental and dental Calculus. Periodontal disease is often as almost universal, a disease that can or will affect almost everyone. have proven reducing supragingival plaque and plaque related Ging
 to remove.
Periodontal diseasE GingivitiS and PEriOdoNtItis Are tHe most commonly USed tErms that refer to disease That iS cAUsed BY tHe buiLdup of dENtAL PlaQuE. THe PErIOdOntiuM arE the tisSues that suRroUnD and support tHE tEeth. They inCluDe the gums, the GinGiva, thE bOne OF the tOotH sockEt, and tHE perioDontal ligAmENt, the tHIn layer OF CoNnecTive tissue that holDS tHE tooth in its socKet and AcTS aS A CusHioN between toOtH and bONe.
InflaMAtION Or iNFection of the gUms is called gIngIvitis. inFecTIon of tHe bonE iS perIodontitis. THe plAque that cAuses GINgivitiS Is found At or abOve The Gum lINe AnD is ReFErrED tO as SUprAgingivaL pLaQue. In Time AREAS of sUprAginGival Plaque become cOveRed bY SwoLlen gUm tisSue aNd SpreaD below The guM lIne, forming subgiNgivAl plaque wHerE hArmFuL bactERia witHin The Plaque pRoliferATe sTiMULAtIng chronic inflammaToRY ReSponse anD the peRIoDoNTal ligamEnT anD bonE OF the tOoth SOcKet are deStroyeD.
amOnG the speCiEs of baCtEriA foUnd in THe moUth thaT have beeN idenTIfied as a primarY Cause of dental PLaQUE bUIlduP anD dental cariEs arE aeroBic GRAm-posITive COcci, STrEPtOCoccus Mutans and StrePtOcoccuS SangUis. Other bacteRia found in THE Mouth are aeroBIc gRam-Negative bacTeria neisseria SICca found In the Nasal phaRynx and moUTH. AnaerobIc GRam-posItiVE coCci, PeptococcuSmAgnuS iNhabit tHe mOuth as dOes anaEroBic grAm-NegativE Cocci VeIlLoNeLlA PaRvula ANd Gram-NeGaTivE NOn-SPorefORming ANaeroBic BAcIlLI, FuSobacteRIuM nUcleAtUm, bactEroIdEs FraGiliS, lepTotrichIa BuccaliS anD bactErOiDes MelaNinogenicus anD mAny others sUcH as gram-PoSITive Non-SPoreforming Anaerobic BacILli ActiNomYces ISraeLii found iN deNtal CaRieS, And CalCulus. SEe: The scIenCE Of BioLOGy (3D Ed. 1967) Pg. 240; villae, ClauDE a., BiOlogy (3D ED. 1957) Pg. 117 eT Seq.
PlaQue which forms on all PArtS of the tooth suRfaCe is FOUnD at THe gIngIvAL maRGIn and in dental CaLculus. It is ThIS bUildup of deNTal PlAque thaT causes PerioDOntal diSease GingIvitis and peRiodONTitIs as well as Dental CaRies and deNTal CaLCuLus. PeRioDontal DiSeaSe is oFten deSCriBed as Almost UnIversaL, a disEaSe that caN or will affect almost everYone. MoUthwaSheRs have proVen INefFective in ReduCing supragIngIvaL plaqUe aND plaqUe reLAtEd GINg
 to remove.
Periodontal di sease Ging iviti s a ndPe riod onti tis are the mo s t co mmonly used terms that  refe rt o di s ea se th at is c a us e d  by  t he  bu il d up  of d ent al plaq ue. The Pe rio do ntium are th e  t issues tha t s urround andsup port t he  te e th. T hey  incl ude th e  gums,  the ging iv a , theb one oft h etoot h socket, and the pe r iodontal ligam ent, t he th i n  la yer  of connec ti ve ti s sue tha t  h o l d s t h e tooth in it s socket an d  ac ts asacus h ion be tween  t o oth  and bone.Infl amation o r infe c tion of the gum s is c all edGing i vi ti s.In f ect i on  of the  bone is  P er iodon titi s . T he p laq ue t hat c auses Gingivi tis  isf oun d ator ab oveth e gum  lineand i sreferred to assupr agingival  pl aq ue.  I n tim e  areas  of  su praging ival pl a que  b e c o me  covered by swolle ng u mtissue a nd spr e ad  b e low thegu m l ine, f ormin g su b gi ngival p laquew he re  harmfu lbacter ia  wi thi n the plaq ue pro liferate  stim u lating chronic inflammatoryr es p o ns e  and  th e periodont al l i game nt a n dbon e  of t he to ot h  s o cket are destroyed. 
A mong t he sp ecies of bact eria found i n  the mou th t h at have been iden tifie d as a pri m ary caus e ofdental p laque bui l d up and d ent alcar ies a re  Aerobic Gram - P osit iv e Cocci , S treptoc occ usMut ans  a nd Strept ococcusSa ng ui s.  Ot her b a cteria f ou ndin  th e mou t h areAerob ic G ra m- N ega tive ba c te r i a Ne is se riaSic ca  foun d in the  nasalpharynx a ndm outh .An aerobic  Gram-Positiv eCocci, Pep to coc cusMag n u s inhabi t the mouth as does Ana e robic G ram -Nega tive  Cocci Ve ill onella  Pa r vula a nd Gra m-Neg at ive N on-Sp o r ef orm in g Anaerobi c Bac illi,  F usob acteriu m Nucleatum, Bacte r oid es Fragilis,Lep totr i c hi a B u cc a lis  a n d B a c teroides Melani nogenicusan d  m any others suc has Gram -Positi ve No n -Sporef orming An aerobic B ac illi A cti nomyces Is raelii f ound in d e ntalC ar ies,and  Calcu lu s.See:The Sc i enc e ofBiolog y(3d Ed . 196 7)  pg. 240 ; Villae, Claude A., Bi ology(3d E d.1957) Pg.  11 7  et  Seq.
Pla quewhich form s o n a ll pa rts of th e to o th  su r faceis f o und at th e  G ing i v al  margin and i n  de ntalCal c ulus.It i s this buildup of dental plaquethat c aus esp erio do ntal disease G ing iv i t is and P er iodontitisas wellas denta l Cari es and  dental C al c ulus.Peri odo ntal dise ase  i s  oftende sc r ibed a s al mo st uni versal ,  a d i s ease that can or  will a ffect alm ost e ve ryone.M outh washers ha ve proven i neffec tive  in r educing  s upragi ngi va l plaque a n d plaquerelat ed Ging 
 to_remove.
Periodontal disease_Gingivitis and Periodontitis are_the most_commonly_used terms_that_refer to disease_that is caused_by the buildup of_dental plaque. The_Periodontium_are the tissues that surround and support the teeth. They include the gums, the_gingiva,_the bone_of_the_tooth socket, and the periodontal_ligament, the thin layer of_connective tissue_that holds the tooth in its socket and_acts_as a cushion_between tooth and bone.
Inflamation or infection of the gums_is called Gingivitis. Infection of the_bone is Periodontitis._The_plaque_that causes Gingivitis is_found at or above the gum_line and is referred to as_supragingival plaque. In time areas of supragingival_plaque become covered by swollen gum_tissue and spread below the_gum line,_forming subgingival plaque where harmful_bacteria within the_plaque proliferate_stimulating chronic inflammatory_response and the periodontal ligament and_bone of the_tooth socket are destroyed.
Among the species_of_bacteria found in_the_mouth_that have_been identified as_a_primary cause_of_dental plaque buildup and dental caries_are_Aerobic Gram-Positive Cocci, Streptococcus Mutans and Streptococcus_Sanguis. Other bacteria found_in_the mouth are Aerobic_Gram-Negative bacteria Neisseria Sicca found_in the nasal pharynx and mouth._Anaerobic Gram-Positive_Cocci, PeptococcusMagnus_inhabit the mouth as does Anaerobic Gram-Negative Cocci Veillonella Parvula and_Gram-Negative Non-Sporeforming Anaerobic Bacilli, Fusobacterium Nucleatum,_Bacteroides Fragilis, Leptotrichia Buccalis_and Bacteroides_Melaninogenicus_and many others_such_as Gram-Positive_Non-Sporeforming Anaerobic Bacilli Actinomyces Israelii found in_dental Caries,_and Calculus. See: The Science of_Biology (3d Ed. 1967)_pg._240; Villae, Claude A., Biology (3d_Ed. 1957) Pg. 117 et Seq.
Plaque_which forms on all parts_of_the_tooth surface is found at_the Gingival margin and in dental_Calculus. It is_this buildup of dental plaque that causes_periodontal_disease Gingivitis and Periodontitis as well_as_dental Caries and dental Calculus. Periodontal_disease_is_often described as almost universal,_a disease that can or will_affect almost everyone. Mouthwashers have proven ineffective in reducing_supragingival plaque and_plaque related Ging