Why does tartar turn black?
Black tartar results from:
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an old deposit
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a bacterial buildup
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oxidized gum bleeding
It often appears between the teeth or near the gums.
Is it dangerous?
Yes, because it is associated with:
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Gum inflammation
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Persistent bad breath
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Risk of tooth loosening
According to theMayo Clinic, the buildup of plaque and tartar promotes periodontal disease.
How to remove black tartar?
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Improved interdental hygiene
Acidic home remedies are not recommended.
Conclusion
Black tartar does not go away on its own.
A regular maintenance is essential to prevent recurrence.
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