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bleaching teeth at home?

im obviously not going to do this, but i just thought what if you rubbed cleaning bleach on ur teeth and left it on. like if you put napkins all around ur mouth so you wouldnt swallow it and left it on ur teeth for 5 minutes. wouldnt that bleach them white? or would it desolve them

its a good idea to bleach your teeth but see to that its not too concentrated. If your gum comes in contact with the bleach, it will burn.

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7 Responses to “bleaching teeth at home?”

  1. Q. Can I use Clorox® Regular-Bleach to gargle, brush my teeth or clean cuts and scrapes?

    A. No. Clorox® Regular-Bleach is not for personal usage.
    References :
    http://www.clorox.com/products/faqs.php?prod_id=clb#faq5

  2. yes i do this all the time—if you mix clorox with lemon juice and swish it around in your mouth it will bleach your teeth—just be sure not to swallow it.
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  3. whatever you’re thinking, stop.

    really…for your own safety, =P

    just go to the store and buy some good old Crest White Strips
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  4. Lords of Stockton on February 28th, 2010 at 10:24 am

    Household bleach & dental bleaching systems that you get from your dentist are 2 different things entirely.. Wow, I wouldn’t even think of using any household cleaners in your mouth especially if you accidently ingest even a little amount! See your dentist & they will make special trays for you & their bleach actually works!!
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  5. BAKING SODA & PEROXIDE!!!!!!!
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  6. Please anybody who reads this do NOT use household bleach in your mouth. IF you do not want to purchase the at home whitening kits at the drugstores, technically hydrogen peroxide or baking soda can work, but will not produce ideal results. My suggestion is Crest White Strips.
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  7. its a good idea to bleach your teeth but see to that its not too concentrated. If your gum comes in contact with the bleach, it will burn.
    References :

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