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Tuesday, December 4, 2018

Does baking soda whiten teeth

Does baking soda whiten teeth - How To Whiten Teeth in 3 Minutes! (No Baking Soda, No Lemon)

So here is my at home remedy to achieve whiter teeth in 3 minutes!
It removes yellow stains from your teeth, reduces plaque buildup, prevents tooth decay, fights gum disease and makes teeth whiter and shinier.

How To Whiten Teeth at Home With Baking Soda and 2 Easy Steps

Whiter teeth will have a considerable positive effect in your life. You can be more successful in your social life, relationships and even career if you have whiter teeth. So it's no wonder that many people are trying to have whiter teeth these days.

There are many unconventional ways on how to whiten teeth. With the slew of ingredients that you already have in your kitchen like baking soda, vinegar, or lemon juice, you can easily create a solution that you can use to gradually give your teeth a healthier and whiter sheen.

Baking soda is an age old remedy that has been effectively used to whiten the yellow teeth. However it has abrasive nature (alkaline) that clears the enamel of the teeth but also removes topical stains and plaque of the teeth. If lemon juice is mixed with baking soda, it further wears down the teeth with its citric acid (in lemon juice) that in turn unlocks some of this calcium present in your enamel and helps to whitening the teeth.

Baking soda for teeth

Baking soda for teeth - Teeth whitening at home with baking soda

Many people spend a fortune on teeth whitening products and procedures, and some people go around with yellow teeth because they have no idea that they can whiten their teeth for almost free at home with baking soda, also known as sodium bicarbonate.

The results of teeth whitening at home with baking soda are amazing and very fast. Within a week you will notice a vast difference and will be able to smile again without embarrassment.

Baking soda can be abrasive to the teeth and gums for long term brushing, so as soon as your teeth are white then you can use salt instead dissolved in some water. A little baking soda or sodium bicarbonate can also be added from time to time. I like to put 1 drop of peppermint essential oil in with the salt water mixture for that fresh taste and nice smelling breath.