Remedy for Teeth Whitening..

Smile is one of the first things people notice about you. Yellow
or brown teeth are not the best first impression you want to make.
Teeth can become discolored for a number of reasons, the most common
being tobacco, coffee, tea, berries, and the natural accumulation of tartar over time.

Other reasons for discoloration of teeth may be internal reasons
such as by aging, injury, excessive fluoride, and by certain illnesses
and medicines. Discoloration is natural over time.

Tooth whitening can have fantastic affects on
your appearance, as well as giving your self-esteem a big boost. Tooth
whitening is safe, convenient, and can change the overall appearance of
your smile in a matter of hours.

In the adult there are thirty-two permanent teeth. The first of
these, which grow in below, begin to come through when a child is six
or seven years old. These permanent teeth usually replace the deciduous
teeth. By the time a person is twenty-five he should have all his
teeth. By the time a person is twenty-five he should have all his
teeth. The condition of his teeth will largely depend on his diet, and
on the kind of care he has given the teeth during his growing years.

Some teeth seem to be defective from the start owing to hereditary factors.

A clean mouth contributes toward an attractive personality and a
happy disposition. An unsanitary mouth usually arises from years of
neglect.

HOME REMEDIES FOR TEETH WHITENING

• Take some foil and fold it to form to your teeth. Take a little toothpaste and baking soda
  and mix together really well. Put some of the mixture into the foil and
  place on your teeth. Leave on for one-hour everyday. Brush teeth
  normally afterwards. This is an effective home remedy for teeth whitening.
  
• Brush your teeth with wood ash. It is good teeth whitener.
  
• Mash some strawberries in a bowl and use this to brush your teeth, just as you use toothpaste. It whitens really well
  
• Every time you brush, add baking soda to your toothpaste. Within 14 days your teeth will become visibly whiter
  
• Good nutritious diet is very effective in maintaining the
  dental health. Eating fresh crunchy veggies and fruits such as:
  carrots, broccoli, celery, apples, strawberries, and cucumbers can help
  whiten your teeth.
• Each time after brushing your teeth just gargle with a small
  capsule of peroxide, concentrating it on your teeth (don't swallow),
  and rinse thoughroly with water.
• Another home remedy for teeth whitening is - Take your wet toothbrush, put baking soda on it, then put a dab of lemon juice on it (the baking soda will begin to fizz) brush your teeth with it. Rinse with water
  
• Rub the inside of an orange peel on the teeth.
  
• Prepare a paste by adding equal parts lemon juice and salt and apply to yellowing spots.
  
• Make a paste by grinding dried bay leaves and dried orange peels and adding a little water. Use as a teeth whitener.
  
• Rubbing the bark of walnut tree brightens the teeth.
  
• For tooth whitening, brush your teeth properly and eat the right food to keep your teeth healthy.
  
• It is also wise to note that eating sweet snacks between meals affect teeth more than eating sweet snacks with meals.
  
• Brush your outer and inner surfaces at 45-degree angle. On
  chewing surfaces, hold the brush flat and brush back and forth. On
  inside surfaces of front teeth, tilt brush vertically and use gentle up
  and won strokes with toe of the brush.
• Do not brush after every meal. It will affect the enamel.
  
• Avoid sticky sweets like toffee or hard candies like mints.
  Try to rinse your mouth quickly after you drink anything with strong
  color such as coffee and red wine.
• Chew a piece of sugarless gum after you've had your coffee or tea. This is also an effective home remedy for teeth whitening.
  
• Avoid smoking.
  
• Teeth should be properly brushed at least twice a day to maintain good dental health.
  
• Brushing should be done in the direction in which they are
  growing; the upper teeth should be brushed downward, and the lower
  teeth should be brushed from below, upward.
• Use a sweeping motion, being sure that the bristles reach
  the crevices between the teeth, thus helping to remove any food
  particles that may have lodged there.
• Add a drop of clove oil to the toothpaste and brush.

Powered by ScribeFire.