How do you get WHITE TEETH? What if teeth whiteners don't work and capping teeth is too expensive?

Ok follow the instructions on my source to get whiter teeth fairly rapidly if you dont want to buy whitening strips or professional bleaching by dentist. It works pretty well, the only down side is that you might get sensitive teeth, but it really does bleach your teeth well. Apparantly its quite a good mouthwash aswell. Check out my source: He’s been using hydrogen peroxide for a while now, rinsing with it about 2 times per day to strengthen and whiten his teeth. He said that the peroxide actually fortifies cavities (essentially, repairing them) and hardens the enamel on your teeth to prevent cavities from forming. It’s funny, because a few months ago I heard a few actors in a movie talking about how hydrogen peroxide is good to gargle with to help fight mouth infections and sore throats. Instructions: 1. Clean your toothbrush with hydrogen peroxide to disinfect it 2. Rinse 30 seconds – 1 minute with 3% hydrogen peroxide 3. Brush your teeth in up and down motion You’ll have to experiment with the hydrogen peroxide usage. Some people use it a few times a week, some people use it 2 times a day. Some people rinse for 30 seconds and others hold it in their mouth for 10 minutes. I’m going to start off with aforementioned guidelines once a day and see how it goes. Update: 7/5/2009 – I recently read that hydrogen peroxide can weaken the filling in your cavities. I suggest looking into the usage more before using with cavity fillings.

my mom told me to put a little baking soda on my toothpaste, and just brush your teeth normally & it did kinda work.

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OTC Whitening toothpastes & Baking soda $1-$10 PROS: easy to use at home, readily available in retail stores, cheapest. CONS: Effective only on outer-most stain, Removes some of the enamel surface by abrasion (remember there isn't much). ``````````````````````````````````````… OTC Whitening products, this includes so called professional products sold online (trays, gels, paints) $10-$40 PROS: Less expensive, some results in heavier stains, easy to use at home and readily available in retail stores and online. CONS: Somewhat effective, low active ingredient concentration (no matter what they tell you... Always ask what the active ingredient is and in what concentration it is). Limited effectiveness due to low concentration of active ingredient (@ 6% carbamide peroxide). ``````````````````````````````````````… Dental office delivered custom trays $300-$600 PROS: Professional results (9%-22% carbamide peroxide), very effective, reusable custom trays, easy to use at home, less likely to have gums exposed to whitening agent. CONS: Available only from your dentist, expensive, possible sensitivity, trays have 'bulky' feel. ``````````````````````````````````````… Professional Strength Whitestrips (Whitestrips Supreme) $100-$125 PROS: Extremely effective (results seen in 2-3 days),easy to use at home, least expensive given whitening concentration (14%-16% hydrogen peroxide). CONS: Only available only from a dental professional ,will not whiten last molars,possible sensitivity ``````````````````````````````````````… Dental office, chair-side, one-hour whitening $600-$1000 PROS: One visit, one treatment, Most effective whitening concentration (14%-35% hydrogen peroxide), best solution for fast, effetive whitening. CONS: Only available in the dental office, expensive, may experience severe sensitivity in teeth, mouth is oen for extended periods of time. ``````````````````````````````````````… Other things to help you understand tooth whitening: "Trying to compare a product with Carbamide peroxide to one containing Hydrogen Peroxide? A solution of 10% carbamide peroxide is about equal to 3% hydrogen peroxide, 22% carbamide peroxide is about the same as 7.5% hydrogen peroxide. Stronger products produce faster whitening results, but increase your chances of experiencing temporary tooth sensitivity." from http://www.ddssmiles.com/tooth-whitening-ingredients.htm

I use a special tooth soap i get offline which works WONDERS for my teeth. You need to try it! It does not only clean the hard plaque only dentists get off but it helps my teeth re enamle ize. Toothpaste leaves glycerine on your teeth which makes them not re enamle ize and also aids in decay because of the sugar they add in it to sweeten it. It is better than nothing, but keep in mind how BAD flouride is for you! never listen to what the government says. They may want us to be unhealthy, it keeps healthcare booming in business. Just look it up on google. Buy tooth soap and you'll find all different kinds and info about it!!!

Crest Whitestrips, if you don't want anything professional. Also just brushing your teeth at least twice a day and eating/drinking right, and don't smoke.