Venneir® Professional Toothpaste for Veneers, Composite Bondings, Implants, Crowns & Dental Work —Effective Stain Removing, Natural, SLS Free, Pro Enamel Repair (1)

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Bleaching to whiten teeth can be done either in a dentist's office or at home using a system your dentist provides. Both methods use tooth-bleaching gels that oxidize out the stain. A common concern is that consuming fluoridated tap water and using fluoride toothpaste could lead to excessive fluoride consumption, but the NHS says dental fluorosis, a condition that causes pitting or discolouration of children’s teeth caused by excessive fluoride, is uncommon in the UK, as fluoride in the water supply, where it is added, is carefully regulated. Your dentist may suggest special take-home trays or prescription toothpastes with higher fluoride to really strengthen and protect your bonded smile. Schedule regular dental visits for bonding maintenance and cleaning. Protect Your Investment Specifically, fluoride concentration is the biggie. The vast, vast majority of dentists agree that fluoride plays a crucial role in preventing tooth decay, and NHS guidelines recommend that toothpastes containing 1,350 to 1,500ppm (parts per million) of fluoride will be most effective. That covers most commercial toothpastes, but some natural or organic pastes might not contain any. Whitening toothpaste is a simple way of getting even more out of the twice-daily habit of brushing your teeth. While you brush away plaque and debris and prevent cavities, the addition of whitening ingredients like hydrogen peroxide can also remove stains caused by things like drinking coffee, tea, red wine, or even smoking. “Most toothpastes, whether they're labeled whitening or not, have some kind of a mild abrasive in them to safely remove surface stains from the teeth,” says Edmond Hewlett, DDS, professor at the UCLA School of Dentistry and consumer advisor for the American Dental Association (ADA).

While abrasives should be minimized, don’t skimp on fluoride! Fluoride is an important mineral that helps strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities. It’s especially important for bonded teeth, as the resin material is more porous than natural enamel. If you notice your bonded teeth taking on a yellowish tinge, try switching to a toothpaste free of staining ingredients. Avoid darkly colored gels, which may also contribute to staining. Ask Your Dentist

A good polish from your dentist –If the stains look more like scratches, try getting a good polish from your dentist. The polishing could take the stains off and make your teeth shiny again!

It's not uncommon for teeth to become slightly sensitive during the whitening process. So, be sure to ask your dentist in advance of the treatment how to deal with this sensitivity should it arise. Depending on how well you take care of your teeth, your dentist or hygienist may recommend coming in for a cleaning every 3-6 months. Toothpastes typically come in paste or gel form but they can have different textures depending on ingredients. Some whitening toothpastes have abrasive ingredients that can make a toothpaste seem gritty or grainy. You'll want to consider the feel of the toothpaste to make regular brushing as comfortable as possible. Introducing Gaia Guy Natural Toothpaste, a non-toxic and fluoride-free toothpaste that is designed to strengthen tooth enamel and promote a healthy mouth. This toothpaste is made with natural and minimally processed ingredients, ensuring that there are no hidden toxins. It is also free from fluoride, sulfates, parabens, artificial flavors, and colors, making it a safe and healthy choice for your entire family.

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Another theory is that because smoking can mask gum bleeding, patients don't realise how serious the problem is until their teeth become loose or fall out. If you experience bleeding gums after quitting smoking, it could just be that smoking was covering up the problem. Mouth cancer No. In fact, some toothpastes marketed at children don’t have enough fluoride in them to help stop tooth decay and children that get used to the more fruity tastes of children’s toothpaste often find it hard to move onto the decent, minty-tasting toothpastes that they will need later on. That said, up until six years old, children can use a low-strength toothpaste – as long as it contains at least 1,000ppm fluoride. From seven years old, children can use the same toothpaste as the rest of the family, provided it contains 1,350-1,500 parts per million (ppm) fluoride.

Unlike other toothpaste brands that may contain harsh and abrasive ingredients, Gaia Guy Natural Toothpaste utilizes baking soda as a gentle yet effective cleaning agent. Contrary to popular belief, baking soda is actually less abrasive compared to other toothpaste ingredients. It has a lower hardness in relation to enamel and dentin, making it safe for removing stains without causing any damage to your teeth enamel. One downside of using whitening toothpaste and treatments is that it sometimes causes increased sensitivity to the teeth. This sensitivity can make it uncomfortable to eat or drink food because of the discomfort it causes in the mouth. Crest Gum & Sensitivity Gentle Whitening Toothpaste is our choice for helping to remove stains while minimizing the discomfort of sensitivity.Surface Stains: Known as extrinsic stains, they're found on your tooth enamel and can be caused by: When choosing the best toothpaste for maintaining the bond of bonded teeth, there are several key factors to consider. Firstly, it is important to look for a toothpaste that is specifically designed for individuals with bonded teeth or dental restorations. These toothpastes are formulated to be gentle on the bonding material while still effectively cleaning the teeth. I have sensitive teeth (I usually use Sensodyne) which is usually most noticeable with cold food and beverages. I didn't notice any issues with this toothpaste. It was comfortable to brush with if a bit grainy." — Elizabeth Theriot, Food Commerce Methodology Writer It’s essential to maintain good oral hygiene to prevent plaque buildup around the bonding material.

Think about your needs. Many people – especially those who brush well – don’t need extra active ingredients apart from fluoride. If you have specific concerns around things such as whitening, sensitivity or enamel wear, see our ingredients guide (below) to understand the claims made about a particular toothpaste, and whether the evidence supports them. In addition to choosing a gentle formula, Dr. Huang, Dr. Kim, and the American Dental Association all recommend fluoride toothpastes to help prevent tooth decay, so each option below contains fluoride. Use fluoride toothpaste: Fluoride toothpaste is beneficial for your natural teeth as well as dental bonding or veneers. It helps strengthen the enamel and prevent tooth decay.Unlike other toothpaste brands, CloSYS prioritizes your well-being by excluding harmful ingredients. This toothpaste is free of SLS, triclosan, sulfates, and gluten. By eliminating harsh foaming agents, CloSYS ensures that your mouth remains unharmed and irritation-free.