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Bad Bacteria Leading to Gingivitis

Bad Bacteria attacks your gums causing loss of teeth, a bad odor or gum recession. When calcium building up because of Bad Bacteria, plaque forms on the teeth. This is easy to get rid of and prevent deposits when brushing. There are infectious (Bad) Anaerobic bacteria that are building up to leave calcium deposits on your teeth, known as tartar or calcium plaque, which has a yellow or brown color. These deposits cause an awful odor, red bleeding gum infection, i.e. gingivitis.

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Dr. Mark Manhart has retired, but his materials and information remain available via this website, which includes his 50+ years of research and all the important information about the practice of Calcium Therapy.  However, he has permanently closed his dental clinic in Omaha, Nebraska.

Calcium  materials can be used for the teeth, the skin, and even with your pets.

Interviews

with Dr. Manhart & Raluca Schachter – Making Sense Of Dental Care

with Dr. Manhart & Mary Jane Popp – Poppoff with Mary Jane Popp – KAHI Radio

with Dr. Manhart & Patrick Timpone – Using Calcium Therapy in Dentistry

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