Stains on the teeth or discoloration is a common aesthetic issue that affects both men and women.

There are many factors that contribute to this condition and the most frequent are habitual smoking or consumption of dark-colored drinks, such as tea or coffee, which translates into the colors of food adsorbed on the surfaces of the teeth.

Aluminum Tooth Paper

On the other hand, tooth whitening is extremely important as inadequate oral hygiene can do much more harm than give you a not-so-desirable smile.

On the one hand, when food waste is not properly removed from the mouth, it eventually decomposes, creating the perfect soil for the growth of oral bacteria. If this problem is overlooked, it can lead to more serious conditions such as dental caries.
Another thing that consumers are not aware of is that most toothpaste offered on the market is advertised as highly efficient in teeth whitening, but once you buy it, it fails to deliver the promised results.

Fortunately, there is a way to get the whiteness of the teeth you’ve been dreaming of and just take one ingredient. In fact, many people have found the following very effective treatment.

The only drawback is that it does not give results as visible on gray teeth as it does on yellows. That is why, if you have grayish teeth, naturally, you may not be very satisfied with the effect of this simple tooth whitening treatment.

HOME TREATMENT

This effective method eliminates stains from the teeth and restores whiteness in just 1 hour. Best of all is that it is completely natural – no chemicals involved!

Instructions:

Mix some baking soda with your regular toothpaste. Get some foil and fold it to fit your teeth.

Apply the baking soda mixture and the toothpaste on the baking paper and then on the teeth. Leave on for 1 hour. For best results, do the treatment twice a week.

You should be able to see the first results after the first treatment. However, for more persistent stains, it may take 2-3 treatments before the effects are visible.

Although there are no known side effects of this treatment, it is best to use it only from time to time since even dentists discourage excessive tooth whitening, which can damage the enamel of the teeth.

Exposures to naturally occurring levels of aluminum in food and water or to forms of aluminum found in the soil and in aluminum pots and pans are not considered hazardous.