Post by Mhlvgt on May 5, 2013 9:38:28 GMT -5
Whiter teeth can give you more self-confidence and, come on, what's more stunning that a white bright smile?
So, since I don't have thousands dollars to make a professional whitening treatment, I managed to find a compromise...and the result is more than satisfactory
Well, let's see.
1. Sodium bicarbonate (a.k.a. baking soda)
Probably the best-known way to whiten your teeth without spending tons of money: you can buy it for a few dollars in any supermarket. Just put some of it on your toothbrush and rub it on your teeth. (not to use as a replacement for the toothpaste, obviously).
2. Orange peel
Here's a less-known method, I also suggest to eat the rest of the orange, because it's damn tasty. Anyway, what we need is the inner part of the peel, i.e. the white part: it's perfect to remove stains that are too strong for the toothbrush.
3. Sage
This is, in my opinion, the best method: it's quick, easy, safe and gives great results.
Just rub a leaf with circular movements on your teeth after brushing.
4. Thyme
Well, what to say? use it as you used the sage and nobody will get hurt. A friend of mine says it's even more effective, your choice to believe me or him
5. Lemon juice
This is the most effective, yet less safe method: it gives faster results, but if used too often it will erode your tooth enamel, so maybe use it only once in a while.
Just pour some juice on your toothbrush and rub.
If someone knows any other method, just post it
So, since I don't have thousands dollars to make a professional whitening treatment, I managed to find a compromise...and the result is more than satisfactory
Well, let's see.
1. Sodium bicarbonate (a.k.a. baking soda)
Probably the best-known way to whiten your teeth without spending tons of money: you can buy it for a few dollars in any supermarket. Just put some of it on your toothbrush and rub it on your teeth. (not to use as a replacement for the toothpaste, obviously).
2. Orange peel
Here's a less-known method, I also suggest to eat the rest of the orange, because it's damn tasty. Anyway, what we need is the inner part of the peel, i.e. the white part: it's perfect to remove stains that are too strong for the toothbrush.
3. Sage
This is, in my opinion, the best method: it's quick, easy, safe and gives great results.
Just rub a leaf with circular movements on your teeth after brushing.
4. Thyme
Well, what to say? use it as you used the sage and nobody will get hurt. A friend of mine says it's even more effective, your choice to believe me or him
5. Lemon juice
This is the most effective, yet less safe method: it gives faster results, but if used too often it will erode your tooth enamel, so maybe use it only once in a while.
Just pour some juice on your toothbrush and rub.
If someone knows any other method, just post it