[header] How to bleach your teeth [title] Bleach your teeth with baking soda. [step] If this stuff can be found in toothpaste, it's got to work. Turns out there are free radicals in baking soda that can penetrate through your enamel, turning stains clear.
[header] How to bleach your teeth [title] Bleach your teeth with baking soda. [step] If this stuff can be found in toothpaste, it's got to work. Turns out there are free radicals in baking soda that can penetrate through your enamel, turning stains clear.
To find an alternative, dump the baking soda into a cleaning bucket and mix it with sodium bicarbonate. Rinsing out with warm water will give your tooth enamel a solid surface to adhere to. [substeps] Use a gel toothpaste to wax your teeth, including the membranes at the outer corners. This helps remove particles like bacteria that cause tartar and tooth decay. Just dip your toothbrush in the stuff and scrub away for a couple of minutes, just like you're brushing your teeth. [substeps] There has been some uproar about just how safe this is, for the record. You could also use peroxide in place of baking soda. [substeps] Although it's simply hydrogen peroxide, it still has some distressing properties, making it a great substitute for vinegar.