Whitening Strips

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The fact that wasn't the first time he's said it makes it even funnier. I see those whitening strips have been working well

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Our teeth are NOT supposed to be bright white naturally. And it's annoying how people assume all yellow teeth are bad teeth. The reason why they yellowteeth-shame is because the plaque build-up reveals a yellowish layer on top of your teeth. But this is completely not same as having healthy light yellowish teeth. It wont go away no matter how much you brush. . And because of this, people get insecure to smile in front of the public and get pressured to use teeth whitening strips to solve something which is completely natural. As long as the lightish yellow is your TEETH COLOUR and not plaque build-up, you really aren't unhygienic. Embrace your natural colour instead of using too many strips and getting a sensitive tooth. submitted by /u/Perfect-Step9523 to r/hatethissmug [link] [comments]

So I decided to try the Optimax Purple teeth whitening strips and I am SHOCKED! This morning is the first time I used them and kept them on for about 50 minutes. No filter on the photo, standing in the same lighting (just with a bit of makeup on in the after) CRAZY!! submitted by /u/Zabbagail to r/dollartreebeauty [link] [comments]

I just got my braces removed last March, and I wanted to whiten my teeth. I’ve been seeing a lot of good reviews about Crest Whitening Strips, so I bought them on Shopee. I only purchased 10 sachets and divided them in half to save money because they are quite expensive. After using them for 2 days, I noticed I developed a white stain on one of my teeth, and it doesn’t come off even after brushing. Is this normal? To the dentists or anyone here, do you have any suggestions for safer ways to whiten teeth? I feel insecure about the color of my teeth right now. P.S. Sorry, I had to cover my lips in the before picture because my lips were super dry at that time. submitted by /u/SpraySignificant8167 to r/DentistPh [link] [comments]

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I have a wedding coming up in about 6 weeks and I've been pretty self-conscious about my teeth lately. I drink way too much coffee and it shows. So I've been going down a rabbit hole trying to figure out the best teeth whitening strips situation and honestly I'm more confused now than when I started. My main thing is sensitivity. I tried a box of strips a couple years ago and my teeth were so painful for like 3 days after, I genuinely thought I'd done permanent damage. So I swore off them. But now I'm reconsidering because the photos are going to last forever and I really want to feel good. I've seen people mention that some strips are way gentler than others but I don't know how to tell which is which just from looking at packaging. I've looked at a few options - there's ones marketed as sensitive, ones that are supposed to dissolve so you don't have to peel them off, ones that are more of a professional strength. I genuinely cannot figure out if the best teeth whitening strips for sensitive teeth are the gentle ones that barely do anything, or if you can actually get real results without the pain. Has anyone with sensitivity issues found something that actually worked? Like did you see a noticeable difference or was it pretty subtle? submitted by /u/sanji-onepiece to r/beauty [link] [comments]

Researchers published a study in ACS Nano this month describing a ceramic powder called BSCT. It is made by combining strontium and calcium ions with barium titanate and heating the mixture into a powder. Unlike peroxide-based whitening products that continuously release reactive oxygen species and can wear down enamel over time, BSCT only produces those molecules when triggered by physical vibration. The mechanism is called the piezoelectric effect. Without an electric toothbrush activating it, the powder does nothing. In lab tests, human teeth stained with coffee and tea were brushed with BSCT using an electric toothbrush. After four hours the teeth showed visible whitening. After 12 hours they were nearly 50 percent whiter compared to teeth brushed with plain saline solution. The minerals in the powder, specifically strontium, calcium, and barium, also deposited onto the tooth surface and helped rebuild enamel and dentin rather than degrade them. Rat studies using one minute of brushing per day over four weeks showed a reduction in two specific harmful bacteria and lower inflammation levels. This has not been tested in human clinical trials. It has not been formulated into a consumer product. What the study proves is that the mechanism works under controlled lab conditions. The enamel repair aspect is arguably more significant than the whitening because no mainstream whitening product on the market currently does both at the same time. submitted by /u/InterstellarKinetics to r/InterstellarKinetics [link] [comments]