bicarbonate soda
it clean tour teeth with light strips
hydrogen peroxide or calcium peroxide and sometimes baking soda! or you could try eucryl toothpowder which is very affective but only use once or twice a week as it can be too strong
Toothpaste, along with most other bodily and household cleaners, are universally basic (oh the pH scale). It's typically the Baking Soda that does the hard work. Specifically, baking soda is sodium bicarbonate which is able to bind well with plaque.
Baking Soda!
Arm & Hammer Advanced White whitens your teeth the most.
yes
There has been no evidence that sugar free gum actually whitens your teeth. Regular toothpaste does that.
Salt in toothpaste is used as an abrasive. It's not nearly as effective as fighting off bacteria of the mouth as baking soda, but it still is proven to be effective. It will also fight off infections in your mouth.
All I know is that you can either use baking powder or baking soda it apparently whitens your teeth I just made a batch of homemade toothpaste myself and it works great I encourage everyone to try it!
It has diluted bleach in it which whitens the teeth.
It depends on what tanning you do Red light: Rid of acne Whitens teeth it you use whitening strips and keep them in ther ewhile your tanning and it whitens your teeth :)
Yep, just whitens and cleans you teeth, never use for regular tooth paste. When applied to teeth always use a q-tip, leave the mixture on for 20-30 seconds after use rinse out mouth spit out mixture and brush your teeth with toothpaste:)
Glister would be the best since it whitens and polishes teeth, removes stains, fights cavities, removes plaque and gives you minty-fresh breath with regular brushing. my wife and I being Independent business owners have a website in the bio we sell it through if you happen to be interested in the product
it coats your teeth, so the toothpaste gets eroded, not your teeth
Baking soda is a common household item that whitens teeth very effectively.
orbit, because it makes your teeth whiter and freshes your breath