How to Remove Tea Stains on Teeth
Things You'll Need
- Tooth brush
- Tooth paste
- Whitening strips
- Whitening mouthwash
Instructions
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Brush your teeth more often. Most people brush their teeth twice a day, but if you are finding tea stains on your teeth you will want to increase the number of times you brush. Try brushing three to four times a day and see if you get improved results.
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Brush your teeth within an hour after drinking tea. If you drink tea at work, keep a toothbrush and a pack of toothpaste at your office.
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Change your toothpaste to a type that is specifically designed for whitening.
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Use whitening mouthwash daily. This alone is unlikely to remove the stains, but it is added protection for your teeth.
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Apply whitening strips to your teeth. You typically need to apply the strips to your teeth twice a day; however, directions vary depending on the brand you use. For more dramatic results, visit the dentist and get your teeth professionally bleached.
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Schedule a cleaning with your dentist. Your teeth should be cleaned by a dental hygienist once every six months. This will help your teeth maintain a healthy and clean appearance.
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Use veneers to hide your stains. Veneers are not a permanent solution, but should last for nearly a decade before needing to be replaced.
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