Does whiten toothpaste really whiten your teeth
How well does toothpaste with whiten really work?
I have slitly yellow teeth. I would like them to be whiter but do not really want to use whiten strips or have them whiten my the dentist. I would however use toothpaste with whiten but does toothpaste the claim to whiten your teeth really get your teeth white? How long does it take for toothpaste with whiten work?
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Wednesday, Jan. 20th 2010 10:30 AM at 10:30 am
Whiten toothpaste does not really whiten your teeth. What it does do is removes stains over time with usage. You do not get the same results with whiten toothpaste that you get with whiten strips or having them whiten by the dentist.
However it is a more gentler way to whiten your teeth to avoid teeth sensitivity.