Activated Charcoal Teeth Whitening Powder by Procoal - 100% Natural Charcoal Teeth Whitening Toothpaste, Enamel-Safe, No Additives, No Fillers, No Artificial Flavour, Made in The UK

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Activated charcoal being a natural prouduct is a whole lot safer than regular toothpaste which has all kinds of toxic materials in it. You can use activated charcoal every day depending on the type of product you are using. For example, if it's a gel or toothpaste, you could use it twice a day using any toothbrush. However, if it is charcoal powder, you need to use a soft bristle toothbrush. Avoid brushing aggressively even when you are using a soft bristle toothbrush Is it safe to brush your teeth with activated charcoal? If that isn’t possible, use the product only for a short period of time. You can also alternate it with a fluoride toothpaste.

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Activated charcoal has been used for some time in emergency rooms in drug overdose cases. From there, it’s moved into everyday products with claims that it can help remove toxins from the body. Gum irritation and erosion: If used consistently, charcoal’s abrasive nature can irritate your gums and eventually cause gum erosion. Once this happens, you could be at risk for gum disease and bone loss. Traditional teeth whitening generally doesn’t work on prosthetics like your dental crowns and implants. It is really important to look after your dental implants once they’ve been finished, and your dentist will tell you how best to do that. 5 Tips Before and After Getting Dental Implants But experts say that activated charcoal’s use is limited, even in emergency rooms: It works only if given within an hour of a drug overdose, and only with certain types of overdoses. Why Do Teeth Stain?If you have discolouration on the surface of your tooth enamel caused by tea, wine, tobacco and coffee stains then you could use baking soda or activated charcoal teeth whitening powders to help lift the stains without going to dentists. However, if you have deep-seated stains, you should look into using teeth whitening strips and other kits that are suitable for home use.

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If you smoke cigarettes, you’ve probably noticed that they stain your teeth. If you need another reason to quit, add getting a brighter smile to your list.

Types of stains. Stains on your teeth can be intrinsic or extrinsic. Intrinsic stains lie on the dentin, a layer underneath your enamel. Extrinsic stains are on the surface of the enamel. ‌ You have plenty of safe and effective options if you’re looking to whiten your teeth. Many options are over-the-counter whitening products endorsed by the American Dental Association (ADA).