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toothpaste!


Question Posted Saturday April 7 2007, 7:53 pm

i dont know if this should be under here but anyway
im getting my braces off soon [ april 21 ] yay :)
and i was wondering whats a good toothpaste to make your teeth make/ and stay white! thanks .
and pleasee no white strips i cant afford them


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TeenageGraffiti answered Sunday April 8 2007, 2:09 pm:
Pearl Drops is pretty good, I like the Blue one ^.^

But [in the UK anyway] in ASDA, the asda brand toothpaste in the silvertube, clearly states that it has whitening aid in it and it works really well..

WalMart may have it because I think ASDA is part of the walmart family

Most supermarket brand toothpastes have a whitening aid in them and work just as well
as the better-known brands

Hope I helped
(:

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angie91 answered Sunday April 8 2007, 12:38 pm:
Hey!
Congrats! Me too! I'm getting mine off on the 17th!! But anyways, I talked to my orthodontist and he said to just make sure that I floss and brush regularly, you can use listerine that has whitening in it as well as toothpaste that has whitening in it. Like Crest has the new pro whitening thing and there are a few colgate ones that work too, but what you should do is talk to your Orthodontist, or if you're close enough to the next dentist appointment, go in and get them whitened the same day. Thats what I'm doing because I'm due for another appointment, so I'm going to get the flouride treatment or whatever and ask him which toothpaste he recommends. If you go down the toothpaste aisle at the store, you should be able to find something that fits what you need, just read the labels and see what they promise and how often you have to use it in order to get the effect.
I hope your teeth look awesome! And also, I hope I helpped answer your question. Love ya,
Angie91

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darknessrage answered Saturday April 7 2007, 9:10 pm:
You shouldn't use white strips because the chemicals will break down your enamel. Just brush your teeth a lot. With a toothpaste that has whitening in it, but doesn't major on the whitening part.

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sugarplum07 answered Saturday April 7 2007, 9:09 pm:
You could try the Listerine Pre-Brush Whitening Rinse. You rinse with it for a minute before you brush your teeth. It has bleach it in and it really makes your teeth a lot whiter. Plus, it's affordable.

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christina answered Saturday April 7 2007, 8:57 pm:
I use any of the toothpastes that cleary state they have a whitening formula in them. They've all worked really well for me.

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Hottiewithabody510 answered Saturday April 7 2007, 8:55 pm:
for your teeth to stay whiter they have this baking soda tooth paste you can find it in any store. PS:It tastes really nassty but it keeps your teeeth white

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