can you get your teeth whiter brushing with peroxide?
94892
actually yes..\nperoxide is an ingredient of whitening kits\nand is commercially used\nbut dnt use high concentrations, it can be damaging otherwise..
831474
either crest whitestrips also to keep up your "whiteness" quick rinse with peroxide everyday
215666
There aren't any and none of them are approved by the ADA.  The best way to whiten your teeth is by going to see your dentist.  The only whitening systems for home use that have been approved by the ADA are Colgate Platinum Daytime Professional Whitening System, Opalescence, and Nite White.  All of which can only be obtained from your dentist.
847709
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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The only way to get your teeth super white is by bleaching or veneers. Whitestrips do not wear tooth enamel away. I'm a licenced dental hygienist and I use them all of the time. They do cause sensitivity though but it goes away. That is the cheapest route. The next step up is bleaching trays and in office whitening which is expensive and not worth the cost for the instant gratification. Whatever you do do not go crazy with whitening toothpaste.  This really does wear down enamel over time, esp. if you are scrubbing because you don't like the tooth color. All that makes toothpaste"whitening" is just abrasive stuff. Then you scrub off the enamel to expose the dentin which is naturally yellow in color. Sorry to ramble but I see this every day.
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Homemade Teeth Whiteners\n\nWhitener / Cleanser - 1\nBaking soda, 1 teaspoon\nHydrogen peroxide, a few drops\nMix the two ingredients and use as a paste on your teeth and gums two times a week.\n\nTooth Whitener / Cleanser - 2\nBaking soda, 3 teaspoon\nTable salt, 1 teaspoon\nMix the two ingredients and use as a tooth powder.\n\nWarning\nYou should never use lemon/lime juice for teeth whitening. Chewable vitamin C tablets with or without sugar are acidic and are a hazard for not only children’s teeth but also to adult's teeth. Do not use lemon juice for whitening because vitamin C will cause the teeth to lose calcium, damaging teeth quicker than anything else.
323121
Gargle with hydrogen peroxide.
607513
First off you should never use a "whitening" tooth paste, it is too harsh on the enamel of your teeth. The only reason that it works (very little) is because it basically scratches the enamel off of your teeth! (this is very bad increases risks of cavities and sensitivity) I say use a tooth paste that offers cavity protection and floss daily, that is how you get healthy teeth!
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I also recommend peroxide, but I use it daily. I use it as a rinse before brushing. I use it every day just like Listerine. I did, however, use Crest White Strips (which is mostly peroxide) to remove years of stains. Peroxide, used  before brushing also kills germs. When I went to the dentist she told me " I wish everyones teeth were this easy to clean".
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brush with baking soda and Hydrogen peroxide 3% diluted to like 1.5%
517691
yes...al you have to do is use ALOT of whitening strips lol
85634
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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Dude...\n\n1)Brush\n\n2)Teeth whitener\n\nLast)Go to a dentist
590705
not sure about your teeth, but the clorox will wreak serious havoc on your internal organs!  don't use real bleach to whiten your teeth!
100989
a healthier teeth is not really white.. its light yellow and more yellowish near the gum.. the tip of the teeth may be whiter.. brush ur teeth daily twice, in the morning and bfore going to sleep.. wash ur mouth after having anything except water.. these can be done for a healthy teeth..
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bleaching/whitening does no damage/corrosion to enamel...  that is a common misconception.  the only downside of bleaching for some people is sensitivity in the teeth and gums.  this sensitivity is only temporary and if you want whiter teeth, you'll have to deal with a little discomfort along the way.  \n\nwhitening toothpastes are a gimmick!!  if you read the small print on some of the commercials, you'll see that their claims are made after using the paste for 6 months or longer.  whitening pastes and tartar control pastes have a higher particle size.  these pastes are abrasive and while they remove stains very well, they also remove your enamel (in microscopic amounts along the way).  if your technique is poor when using such pastes, you can do more harm than good.  you may create v-shaped notches in your teeth near the gums and also cause gingival recession.  remember to use a soft brush and gentle, circular motions.\n\nso, bleach until your desired shade is reached--there's no harm as long as you follow all of your dentist's/manufacturer's instructions.
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crest white strips and Listerine whitening mouthwash in between..don't get carried away with whitening though, the peroxide can damage your enamel