[GET] Visibly whiter teeth in 2 weeks for $4

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Do you have stained yellow teeth?
To get visibly whiter teeth in just two weeks for $4 follow these simple steps.
What you will need
1) A toothbrush
2) A bottle of hydrogen peroxide. You can pick this up at any chemist for about $4. Get the 30% one.

Method:
Step 1) Dip your toothbrush in the bottle of H2O2.
Step 2) Brush your teeth for about a minute, rinse (Literal) and repeat twice a day for about 2 weeks.

I'm not sure how its works and I don't care that much because I'm not a chemist or a dentist but I have been doing this for about 2 weeks now and my teeth are sparkly white. The dentist told me yesterday that its good to get lots of oxygen in your teeth because the bad bacteria don't like it. I also read somewhere that the professional cleaning kits use a chemical that turns into H2O2 when it comes in contact with the saliva but that was probably just a BHW member trying to sell something.

Hope this works for you and enjoy your pearly whites.


 
It does work and its extremely cheap. Some of those gay kits cost tones of money and don't do anything.
 
not to mention the price of a dentist whitening treatment . this is a good alternative .
 
 
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such a nice info
I was just wondering are there any side effects ?
 
AFAIK, H2O2 cleans the dirt literally from any part of the skin. Any side effects on trying this one on teeth?
 
What?! 30%!?

DO NOT USE 30% Hydrogen Peroxide!
3% is fine to handle, though Im not sure about putting it in the your mouth, the skin there is very sensitive.

But definitely do not use 30% hydrogen peroxide!
 
H2O2 is a toxic acid which is good for removing organic waste or killing bacteria.
If you don't do this too often and if you do it carefully (avoid your gums) you should be fine. Don't breathe in vaporized h2o2.
But do note that h2o2 not only kills specific bacteria, but all bacteria. There are some kinds of bacteria your teeth need in order to "self-clean". With h2o2 you would kill those.
So good teeth-care is very important.

I'm not a dentist though, I am just good at biology and chemistry. Should I be wrong, please correct me.

kind regards,
SICK
 
Maybe it wasn't 30% H2O2, maybe it was 6% haha. I think 30% is the industrial stuff.

Not sure about side effects but DO NOT swallow it. On the bottle, there is a recipe for a mouthwash. Its just a 1:10 with water.
 
Thanks OP.

30% is dangerous guys and possibly toxic used in this way. Use 3% Hydrogen Peroxide. If you want to increase the power of the 3% Hydrogen Peroxide use a little Baking Soda and mix the two together before brushing. Just a bit. Not baking powder, Baking Soda.
Don't swallow the solution.

AFAIK, H2O2 cleans the dirt literally from any part of the skin. Any side effects on trying this one on teeth?

H2O2 is a toxic acid which is good for removing organic waste or killing bacteria.
If you don't do this too often and if you do it carefully (avoid your gums) you should be fine. Don't breathe in vaporized h2o2.
But do note that h2o2 not only kills specific bacteria, but all bacteria. There are some kinds of bacteria your teeth need in order to "self-clean". With h2o2 you would kill those.
So good teeth-care is very important.

I'm not a dentist though, I am just good at biology and chemistry. Should I be wrong, please correct me.

kind regards,
SICK
 
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This is NOT safe at all.

It is the same chemical that bleaches your hair,
and although considered safe to use for extended period of time
ONLY IN very dilute solutions.

Much safer to use baking soda, yes baking soda!!!

or best of all... a VERY dilute solution of H2O2 with baking soda.
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I like this part
I also read somewhere that the professional cleaning kits use a chemical that turns into H2O2 when it comes in contact with the saliva but that was probably just a BHW member trying to sell something.
 
quick skim of the wikipedia article on H2O2:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_peroxide#Safety


Most over-the-counter peroxide solutions are not suitable for ingestion. Higher concentrations may be considered hazardous and are typically accompanied by a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). In high concentrations, hydrogen peroxide is an aggressive oxidizer and will corrode many materials, including human skin.


Corrosive. Concentrated hydrogen peroxide (>50%) is corrosive, and even domestic-strength solutions can cause irritation to the eyes, mucous membranes and skin.[49] Swallowing hydrogen peroxide solutions is particularly dangerous, as decomposition in the stomach releases large quantities of gas (10 times the volume of a 3% solution) leading to internal bleeding. Inhaling over 10% can cause severe pulmonary irritation.


Internal ailments. Large oral doses of hydrogen peroxide at a 3% concentration may cause "irritation and blistering to the mouth (which is known as Black hairy tongue), throat, and abdomen", as well as "abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea".[50]
 
Wish it worked for me. I've tried just about everything under the sun, but my teeth just won't whiten due to a medicine my mom was taking when I was born.
 
what is the taste of hydrogen peroxide? Will try when I got my hands on it
 
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