Bacteria in and around the gum line. How dangerous are they?
September 19, 2008 by admin
Though some people do sport a fine set of teeth, which are healthy and clean, most of us need to visit of dentists almost on a regular basis. Just ask any of your dentists and he will tell you about that awful odor coming out of your jaw line.
Gum line is probably the most preferred place for harmful bacteria to grow and multiply. There are two types of bacteria; one that needs oxygen to survive properly, and the other which do not required oxygen for their life.
Those bacteria which can grow very well even without oxygen are the most dangerous of the lot, as they are known to create a combination of volatile and foul smelling compounds, which ultimately come out as bad breath.
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