We do not suggest the use of charcoal toothpaste for your smile, whether you’re trying to use it as a teeth whitening method or anything else! Why not, you wonder? Well, because it’s gritty and dangerous for your teeth. It can remove your enamel, which is your tooth’s outermost protective layer. When you remove enamel, it doesn’t regenerate. One of the main goals within dental care is protecting this layer! Stripping it is not the best way to whiten your teeth. Seeing us for cosmetic care is.
The ADA does not endorse this either. From the most recent research on charcoal toothpaste, the general consensus is that it can damage your teeth and that there’s not enough information to call it a safe or effective solution for your smile.
Yes, you might see some video bloggers telling you that it’s a good idea to use activated charcoal toothpaste as teeth whitening, which might be why you’ve gotten so excited about it. Here’s everything you need to know about why this seems so attractive:
If you’re ready to be rid of smile stains, then it’s time to contact us and talk with our team about cosmetic care, rather than trying your hand at home remedies. Set up an appointment in Grand Prairie, TX by contacting your dentist at Pecan Tree Dental to schedule a visit at (972) 262-5111.
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