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    StoneHenge

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    #70266   2007-09-15 23:26 GMT      
    I use to have white teeth now i have yellow i dont know what whent wrong im only 15 and i brush 2 periods a day i when to the dentist and he said nothing was wrong i have tryed every tooth paste you can think of and i one brushed 10 periods a day what should i do!!!!

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    #70267   2007-09-15 23:32 GMT      
    dude, the cheapest and BEST stuff is Ultra bright!!! Its the best, but it requires consistency...if you use something else for like a week, yellowness starts coming back. I love that tooth-paste!

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    #70268   2007-09-15 23:32 GMT      
    Brushing ten periods a day will not whiten your teeth, it will only wear them down. Drinking soda, tea, or coffee can stain your teeth. Try whitestrips if you're really worried about it.



    Edit- yeah you have starbucks on your avatar, that's the bulk likely the cause.

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    #70269   2007-09-15 23:33 GMT      
    If you drink many of soft drink that could cause it, i used to drink WAY too much diet coke but i halted and my teeth aren't so bad now. It stains them so i don't think brushing gets stains off or you can try whitening items like gel or tape but make certainly it doesn't undermine your teeth or you'll be off even worse (in the long run).

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    #70270   2007-09-15 23:35 GMT      
    i think coffee sorta makes ur teeth yellow..

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    #70271   2007-09-15 23:35 GMT      
    stop drinking staining beverages or food like coffee, soda, tea and etc..... if you cant stop then drink you coffee or staining drink using a straw. then beginning bleaching your teeth.

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    #70272   2007-09-15 23:35 GMT      
    Do not brush your teeth more than twice a day. It could be just your natural color. Don't worry about it now. You should go ahead and use any toothpaste you like and maybe go for a wonderful whitening product (something along the lines of Crest White Strips...)

    So, do not panic or overdo it...



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    #70273   2007-09-15 23:49 GMT      
    OTC toothpaste will not whiten heavy coffee, tea or intrinsic stains (stains from within your teeth). Toothpaste are made with very mild whitening ingredients since we use it daily. You may want to consider Crest whitestripes. They seem to an effective OTC whitener out on the market. Otherwise, confer with your dentist or dental hygienist for sturdier RX strength whiteners like Zoom, Opalescence...

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    #70274   2007-09-15 23:53 GMT      
    Well you could go obtain them professionally whitened but thats alot of wealth



    I tried this white brite thing.....and it did work..you but this gel on the lite and put in your mouth for about 20 min..after one time my teeth were white!! It was about $10 you could get it at walmart or target



    You could also try creast white strips..i have never tried them..i know some people who did and it worked for them



    Good luck!!

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    #70275   2007-09-16 02:52 GMT      
    Maybe your teeth only appear to be more 'yellow' because of the artificially too white teeth that we are getting used to seeing now.



    Ultra Brite is good. Their slogan used to be "Whiter looking teeth are just a tube away".



    I bear in mind the teeth whitening agent that was on the market in the '70's and '80's.

    It was determined that too much usage deteriorates your teeth in the long run.

    Maybe it's the same now.

    I've seen people with too white teeth and the edges of their teeth are transparent.

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    #70276   2007-09-16 12:18 GMT      
    Try Getting them Cleaned by a dentist

    or you use backing soda one in a while that usually helps me when i have missed a brush or 2 lol also try crest strips they are awesome!!!



    Good Luck!!
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