Teeth Whitening : How Can I Get My Teeth Whiter at Home?


Getting whiter teeth at home requires brushing with hydrogen peroxide, letting it sit on the teeth for one to two minutes, or baking soda, mixing it with water to form a paste. Get whiter teeth at home, using common household ingredients, withtips from a licensed dental assistant in this free video on oral hygiene. Expert: Michelle McPhail Contact: www.MySolutionz.com Bio: Michelle McPhail has been a licensed dental assistant for seven years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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If I Try the treatments, Do you come over to mah house and help me? =D

@keppa13 just check your bottle; it should be 3,5 % for brushing teeth

you’re a ding a ling

but i have a question….. will both just cover up yellowness or will it make then stronger and make your gums healthyer please reply eHow

is it the same hydrogen peroxide i use to disinfect my piercings? its on a brown bottle. or is it a diff. one for teeth?

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ive tried this and its good but the subtitles are on at a different time to your speech

thanks to all who have contacted me regarding this. x

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@mags9158 – Nope. There are no studies whatsoever that have proven it to be negative if used in a method similar to this. If it were full strength H2O2 then yes, but the stuff you buy at the store is usually around 2% hydrogen peroxide and 98% water.

@mags9158…hydrogen peroxide can be used as an oral rinse..and most of the teeth whitening at home kits you see in drug stores have hyrdrogen peroxide listed in the ingredients..the only way i can imagine it being harmful is if you swallow it..which would be pretty dumb

oh right one and two times a week i wasnt listening, she speaks too quik… my bad

isnt that going to taste like crap, i dont wanna be gagging. whitening toothpastes dont rele work for me, i hav discolouring on the front of my teeth and it only seems to make that discolourd bit whiter but the rest of my teeth stay the same except they look yellower because of the other bits randomly turning whiter then the rest. im gonna try it tho anyway. how many times do u hav to do it to see an effect tho and how often should u do it?

@nadim1995
It won’t harm your teeth, you’ll be ok to use it

@Jaythed0n
It does work. It works JUST as well as the Crest whitening strips but takes longer. Like, anywhere from weeks/months later depending on how often you use it and the degree of staining on your teeth. You can’t use it everyday because your teeth will get sensitive. The Crest white strips whiten faster. But you may also have to limit your use of the strips to every other day like my sister did due to sensitivity. Hope that was helpful :)

I’m only 14 years old should I use baking soda to whiten my teeth

@DefinedCosmetics Hey, you said you’ve been using these methods for years, just wondering… does it actually work then?

@c0019107 So is Listerine.

@mags9158 On the bottle of hydrogen peroxide it suggests using it as a mouthwash.

@mags9158 actually no its good for your teeth and kills bacteria

@mags9158
Nope. I mix baking soda with hydrogen peroxide and it causes no harm whatsoever. Been doing it for years :)

A lot of warm cold water?

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Some toothpastes have hydrogen peroxide in them….

hydrogen peroxide can be dangerous to gums…

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