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Posted by denys envy on May-05-2009 14:53:

teetheses whitening

recent photos confirm, after years of coffee and cigarettes my teeth are stained out of control.

before i commit to something expensive at the dentist i'm wondering if any of you can recommend some "at home" remedies.

i brush at least twice a day, and have always bought the so called "whitening" toothpaste, but it doesn't seem to work.

holla at ya boy.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on May-05-2009 14:55:

I've seen/heard nothing but great things about those do-it-yourself whitening strips.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on May-05-2009 14:57:

I recommend wearing a large mouse head costume to conceal your tarnished nashers from public view.


Posted by ZeJayMan on May-05-2009 15:15:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I recommend wearing a large mouse head costume to conceal your tarnished nashers from public view.


lool


Posted by denys envy on May-05-2009 15:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I've seen/heard nothing but great things about those do-it-yourself whitening strips.


any specific brand? or is it all the same?


Posted by Frenchie on May-05-2009 16:06:

Whitening strips can harm your enamel.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on May-05-2009 16:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
Whitening strips can harm your enamel.


So can years of coffee and cigarettes, I'm sure.

Crest White Strips are the only ones I know of.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on May-05-2009 16:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
Whitening strips can harm your enamel.


All whitening products do.


Posted by denys envy on May-05-2009 16:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
Whitening strips can harm your enamel.


i guess that's the point isn't it? it removes the stained enamel layer and then you stop using it to regenerate what you removed... i mean i don't know exactly, but that's what i'm guessing.


Posted by Silky Johnson on May-05-2009 16:12:

Overwhitened teeth look fucking just as awful as stained teeth. Please don't go overboard. :/


Posted by denys envy on May-05-2009 16:15:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Overwhitened teeth look fucking just as awful as stained teeth. Please don't go overboard. :/


true. my agent suggested it because he wants me to start auditioning for some commercials and tv stuff, but i guess one needs white teeth to do so.


Posted by Silky Johnson on May-05-2009 16:16:

The obsession with this shit has gotten out of hand. It doesn't even look good, it looks fake. *barf*


Posted by Renzo on May-05-2009 16:16:

Teeth smhteeth. Have you shown them your cock? I'm sure you have. What did they think of that?


Posted by denys envy on May-05-2009 16:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Renzo
Teeth smhteeth. Have you shown them your cock? I'm sure you have. What did they think of that?


funny. i have a nude scene in my next play

technically not "nude" i'm behind a couch and then a lamp and then a plant, so the audience doesn't see that much.


Posted by Frenchie on May-05-2009 16:19:

quote:
Originally posted by denys envy
i guess that's the point isn't it? it removes the stained enamel layer and then you stop using it to regenerate what you removed... i mean i don't know exactly, but that's what i'm guessing.
Why would you want to RUIN your enamel more than it is now? Those strips, maybe dentist whitening too, are one of those things you're going to have to keep up on a regular basis and once you stop your teeth will go back to nastiness. Just sayin'


Posted by SYSTEM-J on May-05-2009 16:34:

quote:
Originally posted by denys envy
i guess that's the point isn't it? it removes the stained enamel layer and then you stop using it to regenerate what you removed... i mean i don't know exactly, but that's what i'm guessing.


I'm pretty sure that when your enamel is gone, it's gone for good. I have a thin strip of dentine between my gums and my enamel that is quite sensitive, and when I saw my dentist he told me not to use whitening products because they destroy your enamel, exposing the soft and sensitive dentine underneath. Your teeth may get whiter, but they'll sure as hell get more sensitive.


Posted by enydo on May-05-2009 16:35:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I'm pretty sure that when your enamal is gone, it's gone for good. I have a thin strip of dentine between my gums and my enamal that is quite sensitive, and when I saw my dentist he told me not to use whitening products because they destroy your enamal, exposing the soft and sensitive dentine underneath. Your teeth may get whiter, but they'll sure as hell get more sensitive.


He speaks the truth, I have something similar and my dentist told me the same thing.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on May-05-2009 16:52:

Dentists say a lot of things.

Teeth aren't made to last, might as well spruce them up while you can still get a boner.


Posted by Frenchie on May-05-2009 16:53:

Yes they are. If his teeth are already damaged to the point of stains.. whiting is going to clear the stains, maybe, and then some. He's in his 20's. I think he's still going to want to be able to eat hots and colds in his 40's.


Posted by Silky Johnson on May-05-2009 16:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Teeth aren't made to last, might as well spruce them up while you can still get a boner.





What? Yes they are if you take care of them.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on May-05-2009 16:54:

Nothing lasts, you blithering moron.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on May-05-2009 16:55:

God, you're just so dumb.


Posted by Silky Johnson on May-05-2009 16:56:

You obviously have ugly shitty teeth.


Posted by enydo on May-05-2009 16:57:

Denys just go for dentures, this solves everything.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on May-05-2009 17:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Nothing lasts, you blithering moron.


My, how easy it is to be edgy and nihilistic when you aren't in agonising pain from tooth ache.


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