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post #16 of 27
1/17/07 at 12:07pm
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Originally Posted by gsansite View Post
Why the obsession with unnaturally white teeth?

IMO they look very odd, and bleaching your teeth is pretty bad for you in the long run. Is it really that important?
Because some people have yellow teeth and it looks bad...
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post #17 of 27
1/17/07 at 12:11pm
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Originally Posted by Zanth View Post
Wrong. Enamel is one of the types of tissue in the body that can't regenerate. Once its gone its gone. So stay away from those acids kids!
too late.


oh, you mean food-type acids... my bad.
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post #18 of 27
1/17/07 at 2:29pm
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Originally Posted by surfboardz26 View Post
but the enamel grows back. Its not that risky, but can cause sensitivity as your enamel gets thined.

Its nothing Milk can't fix
VERY INCORRECT.

My girlfriend, as a child, had a low flouride level, so she went in for flouride treatments. One of the dentists screwed something up, and it ate away the enamel of her teeth. TO this day, if you look close, you can see how bad it actually looks. She went to another dentist, and he has her bleaching her teeth, so that you cannot tell the differences in color very easily.

She's not too happy about it, and I'm sure I'll be footing the bill in the future for some porcelain veneers.
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post #19 of 27
1/18/07 at 1:32pm
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Originally Posted by MrSlacker View Post
Because some people have yellow teeth and it looks bad...
People don't really have yellow teeth though unless there is a problem with the enamel formation, are slightly stained teeth so unacceptable? After all the colour of your teeth has little to do with how clean they are, so what's the stigma?

It seems a bizarre obsession, and unfortunately I think it's no longer just an American trend.
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post #20 of 27
1/18/07 at 2:11pm
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Originally Posted by gsansite View Post
People don't really have yellow teeth though unless there is a problem with the enamel formation, are slightly stained teeth so unacceptable? After all the colour of your teeth has little to do with how clean they are, so what's the stigma?

It seems a bizarre obsession, and unfortunately I think it's no longer just an American trend.
spoken like a true Briton.
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post #21 of 27
1/18/07 at 2:15pm
I think brushing your teeth once or twice a day is all you need. Just use Colgate total and your set. Seriously, I've tried these things before and they take up way too much time for something so temporary
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post #22 of 27
1/18/07 at 2:28pm
People look better with whiter teeth. I have actually have some strips with me, but the whole process is irritating.
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post #23 of 27
2/17/09 at 12:29am
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Originally Posted by gsansite View Post
Why the obsession with unnaturally white teeth?
yellow coffee stained teeth still work for me!
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post #24 of 27
2/17/09 at 12:42am
Although I wouldn't recommend doing it more than once, I had great results with crest whitestrips. I used whitestrips 2 years ago and my very yellow teeth went to very white. The strips did a great job of whitening my teeth. My teeth are still very white today, but that probably has more to do with me using a sonic toothbrush multiple times a day. If you've had trouble in the past with yellowed teeth, I would highly recommend using a sonic toothbrush. It really gives you the "just back from the dentist" clean feeling, and really prevents stains from setting in on your teeth.
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post #25 of 27
2/17/09 at 4:20am
Uh, I used to work in the dental field. I'd avoid all this stuff if I were you guys. It's all bad news in the long run. In europe, people don't have bad teeth anymore, they have normal teeth. it's this california fake boobs that are too round to be real, fake tans that are too even to be natural, and fake flourescent white teeth. Yuck. You aren't a person anymore.
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post #26 of 27
2/17/09 at 4:44am
Doesn't the paste dentists use have peroxide in it too? I knew a girl years ago who used to use bleach. She would put cotton balls in her mouth to protect the gums and then apply bleach to her teeth. That seems dangerous to me but that is what she used to do.
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post #27 of 27
2/17/09 at 4:46am
I don't think the goal necessarily is the "omg I just got my teeth freshly bleached" / so white it's disturbing look. But rather to take away the yellow, and just get it to some level of pale yellow/soft white.
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