Dental plaque

A) anchors teeth to their bony sockets.
B) protects teeth from bacteria-induced tooth decay.
C) is calcified organic matter on the surface of teeth.
D) consists of food particles trapped in a sticky matrix.
E) forms a bone-like protective layer.


D) consists of food particles trapped in a sticky matrix.

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