This Is How To Remove Tartar Stains From Your Teeth

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

Simply, choose one of them and chop it, make a pulp, and then apply it to your teeth. You have to leave it for five minutes straight in order to get good results, and then rinse your mouth. You will be surprised how effective these fruits are when it comes to getting rid of the tartar stains.

#8 – Glycerin and Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera doesn’t need to be introduced because of its benefits on, literally, everything is just incredibly amazing! So here is a mixture of goodness for your pearly whites:
Mix 4 tsp of vegetable glycerin, 1 tsp of aloe vera, 4 tbsp of baking soda, and 10 drops of lemon essential oil in a cup of water.

The smooth paste you will get should be brushed into your teeth once every single day till you notice the disappearance of the tartar stains.

Then, you should keep applying it one every three to four days till your mouth becomes tartar-free and extremely healthy. Thanks to the essential lemon oil that can fight the bacteria and the Aloe Vera for being capable to heal the teeth and gums.

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#9 – Cloves

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The cloves have been used since centuries for curing the toothaches. It doesn’t only help to numb the pain, but it can also fight the microbes. Simply, grind a few cloves (or purchase the ready-made powder), add a little olive oil to it, and then apply the mixture to the stained areas.

Another great idea is to chew on these gloves regularly because it will definitely kill the bacteria and reduce the bad breath. It is much more effective and healthy than chewing regular gum. Plus, it really tastes and smells interesting, you will be amazed at how great it is!

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#10 – Sanguinaria (bloodroot)

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We kept the most unusual ingredient for the “grand finale”, and it is called Sanguinaria. It is a flower that’s popular with the name bloodroot, and its extract is one of our toothpaste’s ingredients.