Calcium in saliva: Regardless of whether you are a smoker or not, some individuals tend to accumulate more calcium precipitate (calcium mineral) on the lower anterior teeth and upper molars. It is of no consequence, conditions in your mouth i.e. Temperature, ph (acidity), etc. May contribute to the increased presence of calcium. Make sure you remove this calcium deposits from your teeth they may cause gum problems.
Answered 5/3/2013
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Not necessarily bad: The worse thing is that you may build up tartar or calculus on your teeth faster than others. It may be genetic. Regular professional dental cleanings are important for you.
Answered 11/25/2014
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