Home Remedies For Teeth Whitening That Work In Minutes, Save Loads Of $$$

Listed in this lens are home remedies for whitening teeth. They are effective and inexpensive methods for bleaching and lighten teeth, but care should be taken when apply any of these methods.

Rinse and brush teeth with regular tooth paste after applying any of the methods to ensure all traces and residues are removed.

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Some acids from fruits are used with home remedies but they can lift the enamel, also some people have noticed stinging and irritation of the gums.

Strawberries, have extraordinary bleaching or lightening effects on the teeth.
Mush up some strawberries, use on a tooth brush as if you were using tooth paste. You will be surprised how quickly the teeth will lighten.

Yep the seeds or pips do get stuck between your teeth. This is a good thing, as you will have to use toothpaste and brush your teeth after applying the "Strawberry Bleaching" If you don't remove the strawberry residue, the acid will continue to erode the surface of the tooth, the enamel.

It is very important to brush teeth after applying the strawberry mush!!

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Baking Soda to whiten teeth, this home remedy for whitening teeth is around along time and is still to this day very effective to bleach teeth.

Baking soda can be applied on a damp tooth paste or used with a tooth paste.

99% of dentists agree that this method is safe and reliable method for lighting stained teeth. the effect can be noticed with in the first few uses.

Home remedies for whitening teeth

Another popular home remedy for whitening teeth, it's cheap and very effective. Many people who have used this method have found it did irritate their gums, hydrogen Peroxide is widely available..

Be aware it can take a few days to notice results.

The solution can be applied direct to the surface of the teeth using a cotton swab or swish the peroxide around the mouth, remembering to spit out!

Also brush the teeth with tooth paste and use a mouth wash after using hydrogen peroxide, as it is very strong and could continue to lift the enamel if not rinsed properly.