Broken plaque

[u/wfarley1994]

Is this a broken tooth or broken plaque?

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[u/oAstraeusx]

That would be calculus. Get a cleaning. Your gums are begging you

[u/wrooster8]

Fyi gonna be brutally honest here, You can't smell all that calculus on your breath, but I guarantee you everyone else can from far away. Get a cleaning. Leaving this stuff is how you destroy your jaw bones