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When you drink and munch starchy or sugary foods, you're not only feeding yourself, you're feeding the bacteria that can cause plaque on your teeth. Plaque is a thin, invisible film of sticky bacteria and other materials that covers all the surfaces of all your teeth.
A RealAge answered. Plaque begins to form on the teeth immediately after brushing. When this plaque is not removed regularly and effectively, it can build up and harden, becoming tartar. Plaque forms on teeth regardless of the foods eaten, but eating foods high in sugar or starch contributes to the formation of plaque. Failing to clean the surfaces of teeth causes this plaque to form tartar.