Calcified or hardened plaque that attaches itself to the enamel of your teeth is called tartar. Unlike regular plaque, tartar can be easily seen because it forms a yellow or brownish deposit below the gum line. Once formed, tartar can only be completely removed by a professional dentist through a process called scaling. Click here to request an appointment https://acharyadental.net/request-an-appointment/
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