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On the Method of Using Hydrogen Peroxide to Clean Teeth
Since modern times, people have paid much attention to the way of cleaning teeth. Among them, those who use hydrogen peroxide to clean teeth, but its advantages and disadvantages cannot be ignored.

Hydrogen peroxide has oxidizing properties. Using it to clean teeth may remove dirt between teeth and turn the color of teeth white. Cover it can be phased with dirt, decompose dirt, and achieve cleaning effect. However, it also needs to be used well, otherwise it is prone to malpractice.

If the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is improper, too high will harm the teeth. The enamel of the teeth is the protective layer of the teeth. If it is eroded by high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide, the enamel will be damaged, and the teeth will be easily sensitive. In case of hot and cold sour and sweet, it will often feel tingling. And the oral mucosa is delicate, and it is also afraid of being injured by it, causing redness, swelling, pain, and even ulceration.

Furthermore, using hydrogen peroxide to clean teeth should not be used for a long time. Long-term use may cause imbalance of oral flora. The bacteria in the mouth check and balance each other to maintain health. And hydrogen peroxide not only removes scale, but also kills beneficial bacteria. Beneficial bacteria die, harm bacteria or take the opportunity to multiply, causing oral diseases, such as bad breath, dental caries, etc.

Therefore, if you want to clean teeth with hydrogen peroxide, you should be cautious. Consult a doctor first to know the shape of your teeth and mouth, and choose the appropriate concentration. And when using it, you must abide by regulations, and do not exceed the amount or use it for a long time. In this way, it may be possible to avoid its harm and take advantage of it when cleaning your teeth, so as to maintain the health of your mouth.