Salt for white teeth

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Salt

If you would like whiter teeth, you can buy an expensive whitening toothpaste or save your money and use a simple household tip that our grandmothers already knew. With the home remedy salt, your teeth can shine white again; we have the instructions here:

Salt for white teeth

What you’ll need:

  • Pinch of salt

Instructions:

Brushing your teeth with a pinch of salt once a week after your usual cleaning can work wonders. The salt grains act like small abrasive particles that can tackle unsightly and stubborn discolorations. However, caution is advised here too: do not press too hard when brushing with the toothbrush and only use the salt once a week, otherwise the sensitive tooth enamel could be damaged. For people with sensitive teeth and gums, however, this method is not recommended.

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1 comment

  1. Besides salt, there are numerous other inexpensive household remedies for whiter teeth: brush your teeth once a week with baking powder or baking soda (available in every drugstore). The same applies as with salt: do not press too hard! Alternatively, you can use hydrogen peroxide (this is used for professional bleaching at the dentist). But be careful: hydrogen peroxide can severely damage your teeth!
    You could also regularly take some lemon juice into your mouth and keep it in your mouth for two to three minutes.

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