Uncomfortable with my smile and on a budget! Best way to teeth whiten (Trays or strips) at home. Links to of legit websites of whitener ratings will work also thanks!
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I am a dentist, if you are looking for the best teeth whitening, check out this http://best-home-teeth-whitening.info You'll get a white and bright smile just in 1-2 days and it'll last for 6 months or longer.
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Monday, March 28, 2011
HELP!! TEETH WHITENING?
Is teeth whiting bad for ur teeth??
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It depends what kind of whitening, dental or the whitening strips. Anyways, if you whiten with whitening strips, like crest, your tooth enamel becomes weaker and your teeth become more sensitive, therefore your teeth could look whiter, but they can get weaker. If you buy whitening strips make sure to you follow instruction and don't use them too often. My sister uses them, but I she never complained though, so I guess you're all right as long as you don't use them too often. If you get dental whitening, you shouldn't worry about it, because the dentists know what they're doing. They obviously wouldn't do things that are bad for your teeth. After whitening though, you might feel a slight "burn" at your gums. Just ask a dentist for info about whitening. My advice to you is not to whiten your teeth, just make sure you floss once a day and brush 2 or more times a day, I'm pretty sure that could whiten them a bit. But if this doesn't work, just go to a dentist, or use those whitening strips.. but I'm pretty sure you should ask them first about whether or not you should whiten your teeth.
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It depends what kind of whitening, dental or the whitening strips. Anyways, if you whiten with whitening strips, like crest, your tooth enamel becomes weaker and your teeth become more sensitive, therefore your teeth could look whiter, but they can get weaker. If you buy whitening strips make sure to you follow instruction and don't use them too often. My sister uses them, but I she never complained though, so I guess you're all right as long as you don't use them too often. If you get dental whitening, you shouldn't worry about it, because the dentists know what they're doing. They obviously wouldn't do things that are bad for your teeth. After whitening though, you might feel a slight "burn" at your gums. Just ask a dentist for info about whitening. My advice to you is not to whiten your teeth, just make sure you floss once a day and brush 2 or more times a day, I'm pretty sure that could whiten them a bit. But if this doesn't work, just go to a dentist, or use those whitening strips.. but I'm pretty sure you should ask them first about whether or not you should whiten your teeth.
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Teeth whitening help!?
I want to bleach my teeth. I have used the strips and my teeth are very sensitive and when I put them on they stung crazy pain. My friend told me about bleaching my teeth. I think I want to do this, where can I buy an at home kit? I DO NOT want my teeth to hurt when I do so. Im looking to spend around 40-50 dollars on a product, please help!
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the whitening products the are sold do not really work because the amount of whitening chemical there legally allowed to put in them is not enough to do anything, so only a professional could get you the white smile you see on celebs. that said you could use one of these natural tricks. DIY strips: Combine your toothpaste with baking soda. Apply paste to aluminum foil, and cover teeth. Leave for 1 hour, and brush after removing. Repeat twice a week. Berry effective: Rub a cut strawberry on your teeth (or just let mashed berries sit on your teeth) for a few minutes before rinsing. The Malic acid in the berries helps remove stains. Lemony fresh: Squeeze some lemon drops on your toothbrush, and give trouble spots a good scrubbing. Sage advice: Native Americans used sage to whiten teeth and freshen breath -- try this wise recipe for salty sage tooth whitener: INGREDIENTS 2 tablespoons dried sage leaves 2 tablespoons sea salt 1. Preheat oven to 250F. Using a spice grinder or a mortar and pestle, grind the salt and sage together. 2. Spread mixture evenly on a baking sheet and bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes. Allow to cool, then stir to blend. 3. Scoop some of the mixture onto your toothbrush and brush vigorously. 4. Rinse thoroughly. Cut out the culprit: If teas, coffees, dark-colored sodas, and red wine are constants in your life, replace them with colorless liquids (aka water!), and be sure to brush your teeth after every meal to remove residue. hope this helps.
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the whitening products the are sold do not really work because the amount of whitening chemical there legally allowed to put in them is not enough to do anything, so only a professional could get you the white smile you see on celebs. that said you could use one of these natural tricks. DIY strips: Combine your toothpaste with baking soda. Apply paste to aluminum foil, and cover teeth. Leave for 1 hour, and brush after removing. Repeat twice a week. Berry effective: Rub a cut strawberry on your teeth (or just let mashed berries sit on your teeth) for a few minutes before rinsing. The Malic acid in the berries helps remove stains. Lemony fresh: Squeeze some lemon drops on your toothbrush, and give trouble spots a good scrubbing. Sage advice: Native Americans used sage to whiten teeth and freshen breath -- try this wise recipe for salty sage tooth whitener: INGREDIENTS 2 tablespoons dried sage leaves 2 tablespoons sea salt 1. Preheat oven to 250F. Using a spice grinder or a mortar and pestle, grind the salt and sage together. 2. Spread mixture evenly on a baking sheet and bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes. Allow to cool, then stir to blend. 3. Scoop some of the mixture onto your toothbrush and brush vigorously. 4. Rinse thoroughly. Cut out the culprit: If teas, coffees, dark-colored sodas, and red wine are constants in your life, replace them with colorless liquids (aka water!), and be sure to brush your teeth after every meal to remove residue. hope this helps.
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Best at home teeth whitening kit...?
Ive tried those crest white strips, and I was not so much a fan of the horrible taste in my mouth during and for minutes after. Is there another at home whitening kit that you can see an almost instant result that isn't too expensive?
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if you are looking for the best at home teeth whitening kit, check out this site http://the-best-teeth-whitening-in-internet.blogspot.com/ You'll get a white and bright smile just in 1-2 days and it'll last for 6 months or longer.
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if you are looking for the best at home teeth whitening kit, check out this site http://the-best-teeth-whitening-in-internet.blogspot.com/ You'll get a white and bright smile just in 1-2 days and it'll last for 6 months or longer.
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How can i whiten my teeth?
Right, so is there any kind of cheap teeh whitening products in the UK or any stuff at home to whiten your teeth?
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once a week.. wet your tooth brush i tiny bit then dab it onto baking soda. and squirt lemon juice onto it so it fizzes then brush your teeth with that normally. you should see a differeence
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once a week.. wet your tooth brush i tiny bit then dab it onto baking soda. and squirt lemon juice onto it so it fizzes then brush your teeth with that normally. you should see a differeence
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Teeth whitening help?
I have braces and I was wondering if I started using a whitening mouthwash would part of my mouth be white and the other half off of it be off white after my braces are off?
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actually i had braces like 10 years ago but i remember the braces being put on when the teeth were clean and so underneath the metal pieces that are glued to the teeth no food or anything is getting in there (usually what makes them yellow-stains). for this reason i think they were white in those spots when i got them off so doing the white around seems okay.
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actually i had braces like 10 years ago but i remember the braces being put on when the teeth were clean and so underneath the metal pieces that are glued to the teeth no food or anything is getting in there (usually what makes them yellow-stains). for this reason i think they were white in those spots when i got them off so doing the white around seems okay.
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Can brushing with a hydrogen peroxide - baking soda paste really whiten your teeth?
I've heard that brushing with the said mixture can be an effective, not to mention dirt cheap, alternative to whitening your teeth. Has anyone tried this? What kinda of risks are involved in doing this, if any? Should/can it be used daily? Weekly? Of course, this would be used in conjunction to brushing with a regular fluoride based toothpaste, along with mouthwash and flossing. Thanks,
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I haven't tried that mixture, but I used to brush with peroxide, and it did indeed whiten my teeth. You just have to be careful because it will take the enamel off your teeth. Use it sparingly, and if your teeth get sensitive, stop.
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I haven't tried that mixture, but I used to brush with peroxide, and it did indeed whiten my teeth. You just have to be careful because it will take the enamel off your teeth. Use it sparingly, and if your teeth get sensitive, stop.
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