We’ve given you tips to help you maintain your naturally beautiful smile, and now we want to help keep your pearly whites looking bright! Even those with impressive oral hygiene techniques can fall victim to tooth staining or a dulling smile. To remedy this, we suggest avoiding these common habits to help you maintain whiter-looking teeth naturally!
1. Avoid Staining Foods
It might surprise you to know that some of your favorite foods could be behind a yellowing smile over time. Common food coloring additives are well known for causing discoloration.
To avoid this, opt instead for lighter-colored dishes, and meals that are based around whole foods that don’t come in a plastic container filled with potentially harmful preservatives and staining color additives.
2. Reconsider Your Morning Coffee
Particularly in the few days following a whitening procedure, consider cutting back on your morning cup of coffee, mid-day soda or late evening glass of red wine. These are some of the most common liquids that can stain teeth and leave them appearing dull.
Understandably, if you can’t go without your morning coffee without being a tad cranky for the rest of the day, consider sipping your drink through a straw to avoid complete contact with your teeth – at least for a day or two.
3. Quit Tobacco
Incorporate Whitening Touch-Ups
While these lifestyle changes may come easy to some, they may not be a completely doable solution for all. In this case, whitening touch-ups between treatments may be the best option to maintain whiter-looking teeth.
You can enjoy the benefits and quality of professional teeth whitening on the go in a matter of seconds with Oralgen NuPearl’s Perfecting Whitening Pen. This option is great for busy people who want targeted, professional strength teeth whitening results and features a gentle but highly effective whitening gel and a pen brush design for precise application, targeting touch-to-reach spots and problem stains for a smile that wows.
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