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| If your lucky enough to have perfect pearly whites
then you wont need this article. If your like me with an inveterate smoker with
nicotine stains then this may help. When I started dressing I despaired of my teeth which tended to be very badly damaged by nicotine stains and no amount of brushing with regular toothpaste and assorted additives seemed to make any difference. My dentist suggested porcelain inserts, they are like false fingernails that are stuck to the front of the teeth and because they are porcelain they don't discolor - trouble is they were £3,000 for set well outside of my budget - I mean I could have lots of new outfits for that...... Anyway a few months after I started dressing a girl friend told me she had tried out Eucryl smokers tooth powder and told me that it was pretty effective at getting the old teeth looking good. Especially when paired up with a power tooth brush. I was a bit sceptical but thought that £15 investment in the power tooth brush and a few pounds for the tooth powder from the chemists might be worth a try. This stuff isn't stocked at loads of places and I had to hunt around for it among smaller chemists. I have to say it worked brilliantly - as a result of using the powder over a few days the teeth came up pearly white and about 90% of the staining disappeared. Its amazing the difference that this has made to my confidence because before my teeth were a disaster area - now although they are far from movie star perfect they really do shine. You'll find if you have the same problem that almost after the first brushing the teeth look a lot better - over a few days the difference is incredible. Its not a good idea to use this stuff every day according to my dentist as apparently it can damage the enamel on your teeth so I use it every couple of days just to keep the teeth really white and then just use standard paste the rest of the time. If this sounds like an ad for Eucryl then I am sorry but this stuff was a brilliant find for me and I doubt I am unique in having a big worry about the smile. |
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