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If not removed, turns into an acid and destroys the enamel.
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If not removed, turns into an acid and destroys the enamel.

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Plaque

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Plaque. According to my friend, a dental hygienist, some plaque is necessary but must be removed by brushing your teeth twice a day--or else this (enamel eroding) will occur.
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