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Plaque consists of a biofilm, with bacteria carefully arranged in a community. what are the advantages of forming a biofilm?
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They act as a barrier against toxins and other harmful things in the environment. They also are a source of nutrients that are stored. The microenvironment is also favorable due to its high level of hydration and low oxygen levels.
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