Will this stain your teeth?
259787
No it does not. My dentist recommended it to me because of a bad ginvitis issue.
259788
I have used it for a year now and it has not stained my teeth. (I know swimmers have problems with mineral buildup on their teeth from chlorine in the pool but it is not a stain but a mineral that can easily be scraped off with a cleaning tool or the hygienist.) I only us it once a day for a minute.
259789
No, it will not stain your teeth. It is a clear liquid. Recommend not using the mint oil though, it's an oil. Then it will be tasteless too.
139136
No this doesn't stain. It does sting a little the first few times you use it. Amazing how it works!!! It makes me sleepy within 30-40 minutes of using it.
1251799
Yes, Especially when you boil them. I worried about that myself and wondered if it was normal, or if it would be staining to my teeth or clothing, but I have not had any problem with that at all. Hope that helps
1789889
I have never used this with colored clothes, so I can't say but I do use it as a mouth wash and it whitens my teeth!!!!
2013524
Yes, if you dilute it down to the correct percentage (0.12% is common for dental use, although one product uses 0.5%). It may stain your teeth, though, as some chlorhexidine mouthwashes do; to reduce chances of staining, brush teeth thoroughly before using the mouthwash. The chlorhexidine gluconate is not bitter and does not sting my (unusually sensitive) eyes [was using it on itchy scalp and got it in my eyes]. May have some perfume in it, my gallons (from Vedco) do, but not that big a deal. Good Luck!
13829
From what I read it doesn't absorb the calcium salts that tooth enamel is made of so it shouldn't. I only use it for 5 days at a time . It does a fabulous job of whitening. Not unnatural chiclet whitening but a noticeable difference.
483903
Absolutely not. This is just used to clean your gums and get food particles from between your teeth.
1854200
Hello - it will whiten the entire tooth - but be careful if you have sensitive teeth
2178434
Yes; after just one brushing, my teeth were SHOCKINGLY white. 2 shades to be exact. It's like a dentist's cleaning!!!
13828
You have to be careful with anything that's overly abrasive. If you someone brushes with something like activated charcoal every day for a year, you're going to certainly do irreversible damage to the enamel of the tooth. Once enamel is brushed away, the yellow-tinged dentin beneath is revealed. Once that happens, there's nothing you can do to regain the white look of enamel, other than restoring the tooth. As with traditional whitening treatments, it's probably best to brush with activated charcoal once or twice a year.
2146664
My teeth unfortunately have a slightly mello yello color. I found no staining in my teeth from this product.
2182682
This should not be your daily regime. Your teeth have pores, which the bleach penetrates to whiten your enamel. The more you penetrate the enamel, the more sensitive you will be. It feels like u have a cavities. Bleaching should be daily for a week periodically, not even monthly. Maybe 4-6 times per year. Coffee stains your teeth! I drink coffee occasionally. Last week, I had coffee three days. I brushed w/baking soda when I got home. You can also use peroxide when brushing. I would stay away from coffee, red wine & dark sodas as much as possible bc they stain, but they stain over time. So, it's no need to bleach daily. This should not be your daily regime. Your teeth have pores, which the bleach penetrates to whiten your enamel. The more you penetrate the enamel, the more sensitive you will be. It feels like u have a cavities. Bleaching should be daily for a week periodically, not even monthly. Maybe 4-6 times per year. Coffee stains your teeth! I drink coffee occasionally. Last week, I had coffee three days. I brushed w/baking soda when I got home. You can also use peroxide when brushing. I would stay away from coffee, red wine & dark sodas as much as possible bc they stain, but they stain over time. So,... » Read More This should not be your daily regime. Your teeth have pores, which the bleach penetrates to whiten your enamel. The more you penetrate the enamel, the more sensitive you will be. It feels like u have a cavities. Bleaching should be daily for a week periodically, not even monthly. Maybe 4-6 times per year. Coffee stains your teeth! I drink coffee occasionally. Last week, I had coffee three days. I brushed w/baking soda when I got home. You can also use peroxide when brushing. I would stay away from coffee, red wine & dark sodas as much as possible bc they stain, but they stain over time. So, it's no need to bleach daily. « Show Less
2143029
I don't know for sure but MMM only cleans surface stains. ...Cleans them VERY well, but not a penetrating deep clean. Don't get scared the first time you use it. You're teeth will be BLACK but it swishes out with water and your teeth WILL be whiter. Just don't know enough about veneers to know how reactive they are to things. Sorry I can't be of more help.
152484
My teeth is discolored because I drink a lot of coffee, I have use this product daily and have seen results. My teeth are getting whiter, but I also use the whitening pen everyday too. I really can't speak for anyone else, but if you do drink a lot of tea, coffee, or other teeth straining products, your teeth won't stay white and you will have to apply the product often.
856626
It did mine! I even took pics and had my husband look at them. I had him tell me if the teeth in the pictures looked different, and if so, which pic had the whiter teeth. Even he could see a difference. I broke open the capsule, dipped a wet toothbrush in the powder and brushed for 5 straight minutes.
703686
No it doesnt at all. I have a few spots that are brilliant white... Like as white as teeth can get, but closer to my gums it didnt whiten at all. I dont recomend these.
850090
They make no medical claims but I can tell you your teeth will be very white after using. I use it once in a while and wait till it at about 1/2 strength. Never swallow it just rinse or brush with it.