Yellow Teeth are a common problem nowadays. This discoloration can keep you from smiling and also make you self-conscious. Don’t worry, we have brought you several methods to reverse this damage.
Here are three ways you can use to look your teeth brighter again.
Floss
Not flossing regularly may result in accumulation of yellow matter in between the teeth. Flossing can remove a lot of build up between your teeth that causes discoloration. So do floss daily.
Use a good amount of floss. It should be 18 inches in length. Hold the floss tightly in each hand and move the floss up and down between each other. Curve the floss in “C” shape, so that you are covering the entire surface. Use fresh section of your teeth as you move around the teeth. Do at least six up and down on each tooth surface.
Make a Paste
You can make a paste with items at your house. You just need Baking Soda and Lemon juice. Baking Soda can help you balance the PH levels in your mouth and lemon juice is natural sort of bleach.
You will need few teaspoons of baking soda and a small amount of lemon juice. Mix them until you get a paste-like thing (partly liquid). Then spread the paste onto all of your teeth using a toothbrush. Leave it for a minute and rinse it with water. Do not brush your teeth too hard with this paste.
Concoat a Scrub
Baking soda can also be used to create a scrub by combining it with salt and strawberries. The salt will act as sort of an exfoliant to scrub gunk from your teeth. Strawberries contain a lot of Vitamin C, which is good for breaking down plaque. To make this scrub you will need 2-3 strawberries.
To make this scrub you will need 2-3 strawberries, mash them together and add a sprinkle of salt and a dime-sized amount of baking soda. Spread the scrub onto your teeth using a toothbrush. Let it sit for 5 minutes, then rinse.
Now you can smile without any hesitation. Keep Smiling!
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