Teeth Whitening

[Soul Survivor]

Go see a dental hygentist. Let them scrape the plaque off your teeth. Then start using the whitening toothpaste. You probally just need to have them cleaned and polished.

[TagMor]

Bi Carb Soda + a couple of drops of hydrogen peroxide. Mix and add water until it is a smooth paste.
Use twice a week instead of regular toothpaste.

[Salubrious]

Hang out with someone with yellower teeth than you.

[MirrorriM]

I do brush my teeth btw. So vigorously that I end up bruising my gums on occasion. My teeth are healthy, it's just they're yellow. I just want a shade or two whiter. Nothing too drastic.

Uh be careful you dont want to brush too hard--if you do you'll remove the protective enamel which makes your teeth even more vulnerable to stains. Gums should always be brushed softly. Irritating them is bad too.

Someone said dont use the strips because their sister's filling came out-doesnt it say somewhere that you shouldnt use the strips on anything man made? like not on veneers, fillings, etc.

I've used them before, they work well and fast. I've also had the professional teeth whitening done called Zoom, I didnt notice much of a difference between them.

[Xog]

Hang out with someone with yellower teeth than you.

Ha

[megaman89]

Seek help.

this

[Summa]

travel back in time to the years when you started, and kick your past self in the nuts, that should solve the ugly teeth crisis

[royCE]

you ugly as fuck aint you

[phata$$]

you ugly as fuck aint you

I'd show you a picture of me but you'd probably just end up hanging it on your wall so you can jack off to it all day.

[RATTY...]

I do brush my teeth btw. So vigorously that I end up bruising my gums on occasion. My teeth are healthy, it's just they're yellow. I just want a shade or two whiter. Nothing too drastic.

I just have to add some to what Mirror said.

Your biggest concern when brushing too hard is your gums, your enamel is second after that. When you brush too hard, the gums will be damaged and "pull" themself back, revealing a sensitive area at the bottom of your teeth which isn't covered by as much enamel as the rest of the tooth.

1. This area is vulnerable because it isn't protected, which makes it an easy target for acid and things related to this, which can damage and make holes in your teeth easily.

2. If the damage is big enough, and the gum is nearly gone, it's gonna fucking hurt each and every time you chew and eat.

3. It's called "ising i tennene" in norwegian, which translates to "icing in the teeth". It hurts each time you eat or drink something cold? With damaged gums you should get prepared, because it's going to take you to the next level.

A heavily damaged gum will never recover and get well again, but when you get older, it may happen that the gum goes a little back to what is was.

If you're one of those who don't know how to brush in a normal way, try one of those lame toothbrushes from Jordan or whatever that bends a little backwards when brushing too hard.

[paradise!]

Uh be careful you dont want to brush too hard--if you do you'll remove the protective enamel which makes your teeth even more vulnerable to stains. Gums should always be brushed softly. Irritating them is bad too.

I don't think it is possible to brush off enamel. The only thing that gets off enamel is a certain type of acid.

[Pandagirl!]

You can brush off enamel when you combine it with acid though. Such as if you drink a Coke and then brush your teeth right away - it'll wear the enamel right off over time.

[Liquid Blue]

you ugly as fuck aint you

really

do you want to go there

[DankNuggets]

Bi Carb Soda + a couple of drops of hydrogen peroxide. Mix and add water until it is a smooth paste.
Use twice a week instead of regular toothpaste.

I'd bet on this, as it is basically what whitening toothpastes were before the whole "crest wild berry cinnamon with whitening" fad started.

[fLaReD]

my mom works at a dental office so i get free whitening whenever i go in for a regular checkup but i have a friend who uses listerine white stripes and his teeth got noticably whiter