Easy DIY Methods of Teeth Whitening At Home
Many times our teeth lose their natural white color and become either yellow or brown due to stains from dark colored liquids or smoking. Visit http://www.oasisdentalaz.com for more details.
Many times our teeth lose their natural white color and become either yellow or brown due to stains from dark colored liquids or smoking. Visit http://www.oasisdentalaz.com for more details.
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<strong>Easy</strong> <strong>DIY</strong> <strong>Methods</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Teeth</strong><br />
<strong>Whitening</strong> <strong>At</strong> <strong>Home</strong>
Many times our teeth lose their natural white color and become either<br />
yellow or brown due to stains from dark colored liquids or smoking. This<br />
results in discoloration and may even lead to dental issues. To prevent that<br />
from happening, dentists suggest teeth whitening which is one <strong>of</strong> the most<br />
common and popular cosmetic dental procedures. However, this is not a<br />
onetime process and may require several sittings at the dentist’s which even<br />
prove to be costly. In order to avoid that, there are many home remedies for<br />
it which can be easily done by people without going to a dental clinic.
<strong>Whitening</strong> Toothpastes<br />
Like normal toothpaste, there are also ones that are especially for<br />
teeth whitening. They contain mild chemical and whitening agents<br />
that aid in effective removal <strong>of</strong> stains from the teeth. However, these<br />
kinds <strong>of</strong> toothpaste do not remove the stains completely; they only<br />
tap on the surface and help lighten the shade. Some may also<br />
contain hydrogen peroxide which is very effective helping to lighten<br />
the color deep in your tooth.
<strong>Whitening</strong> Strips<br />
Apart from toothpaste, there are also strips available for<br />
the teeth which are extremely thin and colorless. They<br />
are covered with a smooth layer <strong>of</strong> whitening gel which<br />
usually contains peroxide. These strips are directly<br />
applied on the teeth each day for thirty minutes. Initial<br />
results may be slow but with time, they do get apparent.
<strong>Whitening</strong> Gels<br />
These are also peroxide based and are supposed to be<br />
applied directly to the teeth with the help <strong>of</strong> a<br />
toothbrush. The process is similar to that <strong>of</strong> using<br />
toothpaste. In this case, too, the results are slower in the<br />
start but with continuous use, they start showing up.
Aluminum-free Baking Soda<br />
Baking soda is known to be a really effective home remedy for<br />
teeth whitening. The best way to use it is to mix it with your<br />
regular toothpaste and form into a paste. Brush your teeth as<br />
you normally would every day. The soda can be a little harsh to<br />
the gums, therefore, it is advised to use it in small quantities.
<strong>Whitening</strong> Mouthwash<br />
These are liquids for the mouth and teeth that also contain<br />
hydrogen peroxide. They help freshen breath and aid in fighting<br />
against dental plaque. In doing so, it prevents the occurrence <strong>of</strong><br />
stains on the teeth.
pple Cider Vinegar<br />
This is one <strong>of</strong> the easiest to use and readily available products for<br />
teeth whitening. Since it is high in acid content, it is advised to use it<br />
once a week. Simply dip your toothbrush in the liquid and brush<br />
your teeth for two minutes.<br />
While there are various ways to curtail tooth discoloration, these are some <strong>of</strong><br />
the most convenient and less harmful ones than the proper procedures done<br />
by dentists.
Visit Oasis Family Dentistry<br />
Mail: info@oasisdentalaz.com<br />
Website: www.oasisdentalaz.com<br />
Phone +1 480-926-4498<br />
Address 1467 W Elliot Rd #101, Gilbert, AZ 85233
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