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help!! yellow teeth :(

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Lj8893 · 02/09/2014 10:54

My teeth are really yellow and horrible. I don't drink coffee/tea, red wine etc etc.
i use whitening toothpaste and have just started oil pulling (but am open to hearing a good oil pulling technique as im not sure if im doing it right)

any other good advice?

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Stupidhead · 02/09/2014 11:03

I use a toothpaste called Jacintha (?) something beginning with a 'J'! It's stupid expensive for toothpaste (£11) but usually on offer in Boots. Also an electric toothbrush helps. I got mine whitened a few years ago and it lasted about 2months Confused

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Lj8893 · 02/09/2014 11:13

Thanks, i was thinking an electric toothbrush might make a difference so i think i will get one! Will have a look out for the toothpaste.

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Elllimam · 02/09/2014 13:15

What's oil pulling? I have yellowish teeth too :/

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Lj8893 · 02/09/2014 13:25

I discovered oil pulling on here, everyone was raving about it! I use coconut oil and basically you swish it around your mouth, like mouthwash, pulling it around your teeth and then spit it out. I do it before cleaning my teeth but not sure if that's right.
its meant to be brilliant for your dental health as the oil pulls out bacteria etc

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trappedinsuburbia · 02/09/2014 18:09

I had custom moulds made at the dentist along with 10 syringes of whitening stuff, it cost about 150, i can buy the prpoer whitening stuff online myself now that i have the moulds. It really whitened my teeth and the original stuff lasted about a year.
It was just my ordinary dentist not one of these fancy places, you should ask your own dentist.

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Matildathecat · 02/09/2014 19:36

Me, I've done it all. Toothpastes, moulds with gel and laser. For me the moulds and gel work best and if I say so myself my teeth are nice and white. Not Hollywood veneers, just normal and fresh looking.

Do get the moulds made properly at the dentist and personally I only buy the gel from the dentist, too. I worry about fake products online.

If you have sensitive teeth use Sensodyne before starting treatment. You can use the gel as much or little as you like. I did about two weeks initially ( then had the laser which didn't make much difference at all). Then a few more days. After that I just top up very occasionally if I feel like it.

Have to say I struggle with sleeping with the moulds in so use a stronger strength gel for shorter periods of time.

Hope that helps. Smile

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weekendninja · 02/09/2014 19:41

Clinomyn smokers toothpaste. Get it from the supermarket for about £2. Use it for a week or so and you will notice the difference.

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FamiliesShareGerms · 02/09/2014 19:59

Smokers toothpaste, but rubbed onto your teeth with your finger then brushed off with a good electric toothbrush . Only once a week, as it is abrasive

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Lj8893 · 02/09/2014 20:24

Oooo i didn't think about using smokers toothpaste! My dp uses it sometimes as he's a smoker so i shall steal his!

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hollyisalovelyname · 02/09/2014 20:34

Janina us the name of that toothpaste.
I haven't seen a great difference.

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EssexMummy123 · 02/09/2014 21:36

Pearl drops have just brought out a new whitening system 'pure'
www.boots.com/en/Pearl-Drops-Pure-White-Whitening-Kit_1487458/

I'm giving it a try as the crest white strips were making my teeth sensitive and the zoom laser hurt like crazy for the rest of the day.

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returnvisit · 03/09/2014 07:54

Try hydrogen peroxide, sounds odd but it works a treat!!

m.wikihow.com/Whiten-Teeth-With-Hydrogen-Peroxide

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nipersvest · 03/09/2014 08:49

i've used quite a few whitening toothpastes but fine, for the cheaper end of the spectrum, beverly hills worked ok for mine, arm & hammer was pretty rubbish. i do also use an electric toothbrush. have always been put off with the gels etc as teeth are already quite sensitive.

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OneLittleLady · 03/09/2014 10:32

Eurucryl (sp?) it's a green powder you dip a wet toothbrush into. Cheap but very effective, especially when coupled with an electric toothbrush

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OneLittleLady · 03/09/2014 10:33

Should say, it's very abrasive so only use once or twice a week

Sorry for double post btw

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