See Also
Experts say so-called whitening toothpastes can do no more than remove surface stains. Although some of these products contain peroxide, the peroxide isn't in contact with your teeth long enough to make a difference.
In toothpaste reviews, stain removal corresponds with the harshness of the
abrasive used in the formula, but harsh toothpastes can irritate those with
sensitivities. See the ConsumerSearch report on
The American Dental Association (ADA) shares helpful information about whitening methods, along with a list of products that have earned the ADA's Seal of Approval.
WebMD.com is a helpful resource for health-related topics. The Oral Health Center offers descriptions of whitening options, risks and FAQs.
RevolutionHealth.com discusses various types of whitening products and says whitening isn't recommended for children who still have baby teeth.
This free article from ConsumerReports.org lists tips for protecting teeth from stains.
Editors at TeethWhiteningReviews.com discuss tooth sensitivity, including common causes and how to treat it.
This video from Good Housekeeping magazine offers insight into the efficacy of whitening gum.
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