1)what happens if we have a calculus teeth.will it affect our gums?

2)will our tonsils get affected because of drinking a lot of cold water??

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Dear student.

1.
Calculus is hardened dental plaque occurs due to precipitation of minerals. It can irritate or damage gums by its hard and rough surface.

2. Drinking cold water does not generally cause tonsilitis, it is caused by virus and bacteria.

Regards.

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1)what happens if we have a calculus teeth.will it affect our gums? 2)will our tonsils get affected because of drinking a lot of cold water??

Dear student. 1. Calculus is hardened dental plaque occurs due to precipitation of minerals. It can irritate or damage gums by its hard and rough surface. 2. Drinking cold water does not generally cause tonsilitis, it is caused by virus and bacteria. Regards.

1)what happens if we have a calculus teeth.will it affect our gums?

2)will our tonsils get affected because of drinking a lot of cold water??

Dear student.

1.
Calculus is hardened dental plaque occurs due to precipitation of minerals. It can irritate or damage gums by its hard and rough surface.

2. Drinking cold water does not generally cause tonsilitis, it is caused by virus and bacteria.

Regards.