Is hyrogeden proxcide good for your teeth. Can it whiten and purify your teeth?
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Hydrogen Peroxide is not a good idea undiluted because it removes critical oxygen from the gums. If you want to swish around peroxide in your mouth don't leave it long and don't let it sit on your gums. generally though it is better to use it in toothpaste form. If by any chance you do accidently bleach your gums it doesn't generally hurt them. Just take a rag, wet it in warm water, and take a corner and rub the white spot on your gums for a while. Be careful not to make them bleed though.\n\nCharis
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Yes, pour some on your toothbrush and brush away.  Be careful not to swallow.  It tastes funny and you'll want to rinse your mouth several times after.
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you can also take one part hydrogen peroxide to one part water and use it like a mouth wash. it whitens with out "bleaching" which is really bad for your enamel. it's also a lot cheaper.
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Be careful with those white strips.  The peroxide they use damages the tooth enamel.  I would say get Go Smile instead.  More expensive, but better results and no tooth damage.
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The crest whitestrips premium are very good! I used them and my teeth were noticably whiter after just 2 uses. After using the whole box, it looked like I had the professional whitening done.
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I think the effects of the whitening toothpastes are very, very marginal.\n\nBetter to focus on the main purposes of toothpaste.\n\nIn that respect I personally think Colgate Total is the best of all.  If I cannot find it, I will use Aquafresh, the striped one.\n\nI believe you can get a variety of Colgate Total called Colgate Total plus Whitening.  So there you are.\n\nDon't get too carried away with whitening, many people have severely injured their gums that way.\n\nBetter to see a dentist for more help in that area.  There are veneers for older people, but rather expensive.
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Abbrasives! Beware, these so called whiteners will typically destroy the enamel coating on your teeth, exposing them to infections and eventaully your teeth will rot.\nWhen you brush with these abbrasives it is similar to brushing with sand, you are litteraly grinding the surface of your teeth off!
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There are no over-the-counter whitening systems that are approved by the ADA (American Dental Association), therefore I would not recommend using any of them.  See your dentist for whitening your teeth.  Also, the whitening toothpastes that are on the market are very abrasive and could potentially harm the enamel on your teeth.
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the listerine whitening did not work for me i used for two months so i switched toothpastes to somekind called Pearl Drops and it has worked for me besides the listerine whitening leaves a horrible taste in your mouth almost like you drank peroxide
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In a weak solution Hydrogen peroxide won't harm you, but full strength it might "burn" new cells off from inside your mouth.  Never use it full strength.  It is a germ killer.
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Gold is very nonreactive.  It will not dissolve once in your mouth (unlike the mercury compounds used in other dental work).  If it does not dissolve, it cannot poison you.
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Some whitening toothpastes are more abrasive and can wear down the enamel of your teeth causing more sensitivity. Because the enamel is being brushed away, it can also cause darkening/yellowing of the teeth since the second layer of a tooth is dentin and has a darker color.\n\nSome mouthwashes have a high content of alcohol and is not recommended for recovering alcoholics. Also, it can be very irritating and can cause the inside of your cheeks to slough off.
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It's not going to happen.  Whitening toothpastes will not change the shade of your teeth.... at best, they may do a little better at removing some of the everyday stains caused by such things as smoking and drinking dark beverages.  I do not recommend them because they are very abrasive and could potentially harm the enamel of the teeth.  As for the over-the-counter bleaching materials such as crest white strips, NONE of them are approved by the ADA (American Dental Association).  For products that are approved by the ADA you will need to see your dentist.  Also, it's best to be under the care of a dentist while you are whitening due to high reports of sensitivity and in case of any allergic reactions.
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NO.  I've been doing them for like 3 years now...THEY ARE AMAZiNG..[get Crest Whitestrips Supreme..they work the fastest]  \n\nno cancer here!...my dentist says it's completey healthy...may cause gum sensitivity though...[did for me..but it's SO worth it for the WHiTE teeth you get...and you don't have to pay out the a$$ for it]
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I use Colgate total plus whitening - it's what my dentist recommended for me. I have never heard that whitening toothpastes weaken your teeth. I would suggest asking your dentist what he or she would recommend for your teeth - everyone teeth are different, your dentist knows your teeth best. Good luck.
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Please please please do not waste your money on this product. I recomend you try a whitening toothpaste for minor stains opposed to the rinse. It is all just a gimmick and will not work. What a mouth rinse does is reduce microbial germs in the mouth and freshens breath, it does not and will not whiten your teeth. Hope this helps, Good luck!!!
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Try brushing you teeth with baking soda and perxoide