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A. They are both the same thing. If plaque builds up on the teeth and is not removed every day, calcium in the saliva may be deposited into the plaque, creating a hard layer on the teeth. If that is not cleaned off by your dentist or hygienist, it encourages more plaque to form and leads to gum disease.
