[header] How to fix nicotine stained teeth [title] Use a whitening toothpaste. [step] Head to the drugstore and look for a toothpaste that specifically advertises whitening properties. These toothpastes can lessen the appearance of surface stains, such as those caused by smoking.
[header] How to fix nicotine stained teeth [title] Use a whitening toothpaste. [step] Head to the drugstore and look for a toothpaste that specifically advertises whitening properties. These toothpastes can lessen the appearance of surface stains, such as those caused by smoking.
Be wary of these toothpastes, as they have a bitter, acidic taste to them and they may irritate your gums. However, if the whitening ingredients are readily available, you can find whitening toothpaste at most grocery stores. Often, they contain chemicals that break down the stains. [substeps] Ask your dentist for his recommended brand. If the toothpaste does not have excellent results, do not use whitening toothpaste. [substeps] Make your own whitening toothpaste by mixing ½ teaspoon of baking soda and ½ tablespoon of a certain kind of toothpaste. [substeps] Choose a whitening toothpaste that contains minced garlic, cloves or other garlic extracts. It will not work on nicotine stained teeth.