The bacterial plaque cannot be removed by gargling. Mineral salts contained in saliva interact with the bacterial plaque, depositating calcification and forming dental stones.
How does plaque form?
A few minutes after brushing, membrane-like substances can be generated on the tooth surface, making the tooth surface have greater viscosity, which can attract bacterial colonization, bacterial reproduction speed is relatively fast, a large number of bacteria accumulate and provide nutrients to each other, and dental plaque gradually becomes mature.