DOES IT WORK TO REMOVE TOOTH TARTAR
526087
I'm sorry, but we didn't give it a lot of chance to work. Plus, I brush my dog's teeth and he really doesn't have tartar so I can't really answer. I can tell you that my vet recommended them, and I can tell you that my dog really enjoyed chewing them-but he choked on them too often for my comfort. Sorry, not much help, was I?
526088
Yes, I had a dog around 10 years ago that needed her teeth cleaned when we first got her (adopted) after using these no more cleanings needed.
526089
I'm not sure I can say that these REMOVE tartar. I use them more as a preventive. My vet gave me a package of these after I had one of my senior dog's teeth cleaned. I CAN say that they've been great for prevention. I also use this company's liquid product daily. I also brush my dogs' teeth at least 4-5 times a week. This combo has yielded beautifully clean teeth for all my dogs.
526090
Very few edible items will remove decent quantities of tartar - only regular tooth brushing after a surgical dental cleaning will really do that. That said these chews help freshen breathe some and slow the build up of tartar. Sometimes if there is a large enough build up of tartar it can be broken off by chewing.
175991
I would have to say first off I haven't had a chance to use it like that. It should work for small ones. the teeth are not overly large nor are they sharp enough to grab onto a large bur. It might help in getting the hairs straight to aid in getting the bur out plus you wont have to grab the bur as often. Perhaps not the best tool for what you want. Not knowing what you are using right now I would think something with straighter teeth would work a bit better.
176882
Temptooth is really only to be used to replace one tooth. I have been using it for about a year and it really works well. I don't think it would look natural using it for more than one tooth.
590000
The box says, "Kills 99% of 7 common odor-causing Bacteria*, Helps Remove Plaque and Tartar, and Cleans and Brightens Removable Dental Appliances -*Independent 2009 U.S. Laboratory testing (ASTM method E1153). For use on Wire Retainers, Clear Retainers, Clear Aligners, Mouthguards, Nightguards, Bruxing Appliances and TMJ Appliances. Side note- wire appliances should not sit as long as other guards. Hope that helps.
2209780
If you require deep cleanings usually, this product won't do that job. But it does help a lot in removing built up plaque that is superficial. I have used it for at least once-twice a week and then flossing every day and my teeth feel super clean!
327963
Yes it is very good for cleaning the dentures. Works great on watches that can get wet all so, gets the dirt out of the small parts. Hope this helps
196715
No. It does work without, but I guess that the whitening agent would accelerate the process. I have not used the accelerator.
235436
No, you just pull it off with your hands . Teeth are short so not a probem.
1492464
I just use it to did stuff out my teeth it's very sharp so I keep it away from my gums.it will scrap away whatever you want it to even enamel so be careful.
121642
No...it is for dogs only, but there are other removers available that are safe for cats. Try searching "tartar removers for cats" in your browser or Amazon search.
245221
no haven't BUT oratene really helps clean tartar from teeth helps bad breath does as says great stuff
1770533
NO. You'll just have to use the dental tools (included) to pull all of your teeth and make a set of dentures.
894462
Yes. You would use the round shape end of the scaler for any tight crevices. I highly recommend flossing your teeth first. 1) Remove any unnecessary debris 2) Loosen the adjacent teeth I dont like oral pain, but I would wedge the round sided scalar in between my teeth. At my pain threshold, try to get as much tartar off without inflicting any unbearable pain. I managed to get all of the tartar out. I plan on making a scaling video later this summer. Any other questions? Good Luck.
240392
as i understand it, the Emmi-dent 6 technology using extremely fast sonic pulses that penetrate deep below the gumline and kill bacteria effectively to heal gum disease. it has worked for me. Sonicare only cleans the surfaces of the teeth.
114020
That is not my understanding of how teeth whitners work. However, I suggest doing a search for information from the American Dental Association and some scientifically oriented articles to learn for sure (not retailers' sales pitch information). An alternative would be finding a knowledgeable dentist that you can trust (good luck with that nowadays) and ask.
878461
No, it does not! The company is purposefully vague about answering this. I use Berkey and ProPur to remove fluoride. I have since thrown out my ZeroWater.
259787
No it does not. My dentist recommended it to me because of a bad ginvitis issue.