June 2014 - Beauty | Health Articles

Naturally Whiten Teeth – Good First Impression

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As much as we tell each other that it’s what is on the inside that 
counts, the hard truth is that your outward appearance is what you will 
often be judged on. White teeth can play an important part in a good 
first impression, opening important doors in your life.<img alt="White Teeth Good First Impression" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-24273" height="333" src="http://cdn2.amerikanki.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/White_Teeth_Good_First_Impression.jpg?a3c198" title="White Teeth – Good First Impression" width="492" /></div>
It is human nature to analyse visual input and make decisions on 
character before a single word is spoken. Most people don’t have the 
money or the desire to undertake painful and expensive surgery. The best
 way to make a good impression on a first date, job interview or 
important event is to look the best you can. Proper clothing, grooming 
and hygiene are important, and a bright smile can be one of the best 
keys to a positive impression. Knowing your teeth are sparking can also 
help you exude confidence in any situation.<br />
The first key is examining your habits. Here are some regular every day causes of discoloration and what you can do about them:<br />
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Coffee</h3>
Coffee – In today’s fast-paced, low-sleep world coffee has become a 
daily necessity for many busy people. The dark color of coffee will 
stain any surface, whether it’s a t-shit or your pearly whites. The more
 you drink the more your teeth will be stained. If you are a frequent 
coffee drinker, keeping up frequent brushing and good oral hygiene will 
help slow the staining process.<br />
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Cola – The popularity of Cola is something that helps keep dentists 
in business. Not only do to the sugars in cola wear away tooth enamel 
and contribute to cavities, but the dark color makes them another prime 
culprit in tooth staining, for the same reasons as coffee.<br />
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Natural Juice</h3>
Natural Juice – Any dark fruit juice will stain your teeth, the most 
obvious one being grape juice. Grape juice is full of anthocyanins, 
which gives grapes their purple or red colors. Anthocyanins are a great 
anti-oxidant and a key part of a healthy diet. Unfortunately the pigment
 also stains teeth. Some fruit juices also have just as much sugar as 
cola and will wear away tooth enamel.<br />
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Treatment For Alcohol</h3>
Alcohol – Many types of alcohol contain dark pigments that will stain
 your teeth. A prime example is wine. Just like grape juice, red wine is
 loaded with anthocyanin pigments. Some wine enthusiast suggest rinsing 
your mouth with water or white wine after drinking red in order to slow 
the staining process.<br />
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Facts On Smoking</h3>
Facts on Smoking – We’ve all heard about the many negative health affects of 
smoking, such as heart disease and cancer. Smoking is also a big culprit
 for the discoloration of teeth. Quitting smoking is obviously a good 
choice, but even after quitting your teeth can still be stained from 
years of tobacco use.<br />
Today many people are weary of possible side effect caused by harsh 
chemicals that may be in many commercial teeth whitening products. Here 
are a few natural remedies and products to consider if you’d like to 
create a whiter smile:<br />
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Baking Soda For Whitening teeth – A long standing home remedy, baking soda can be used in
 a variety of ways to whiten teeth. Some people swear by brushing once a
 week with a paste made of baking soda and water, others sprinkle some 
onto their regular tooth paste before brushing 2-3 times per week. The 
web holds a number of other baking soda based whitening formulas for 
tech savvy searchers. Although baking soda can work, it has to be used 
frequently, but over use can actually be too abrasive and wear away 
tooth enamel.<br />
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Benefits Of Olive Oil</h3>
Benefits Olive Oil – One home remedy is to soak a cotton swab or dry cosmetic 
pad with olive oil. Practitioners recommend you rub all visible teeth 
with the olive oil for approximately 10 minutes then brush your teeth as
 you normally would. This method is known for being very low impact and 
often necessitates you repeat the process several times consecutively. 
This method can become very time consuming, and may not be the best 
option if you don’t have up to an hour to spend on teeth whitening at 
least twice per week.<br />
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Peroxide – Peroxide is well known for its bleaching effects. One 
method often used is to combine two fluid ounces of hydrogen peroxide 
with three ounces of water and then rinse your mouth with the formula 
for several minutes the same way you would with mouth wash. It’s 
important to note that overuse of peroxide can also damage your teeth 
and that peroxide should never be swallowed as it can make you very ill.<br />
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Laser Teeth Whitening – A newer more high tech option available at 
your dentist’s office. UV lasers are shone through a special machine 
directly at your teeth and the effects simulate the same effect as tooth
 bleaching. Although the UV laser treatment does offer immediate 
results, it can be expensive and can damage teeth just like bleaching if
 done often. The full health effects of the laser radiation are yet to 
be fully studied and could potentially be harmful.<br />
Regardless of how you choose to whiten your teeth, it can’t be denied
 that everyone is attracted to a bright, white smile. When you are 
looking forward to an important event or meeting, don’t overlook the 
importance of making sure that your teeth are at their whitest. It could
 be the key to landing the big job or making a connection with that 
important someone!

Naturally Whiten Teeth – Good First Impression

As much as we tell each other that it’s what is on the inside that counts, the hard truth is that your outward appearance is what you will...