Teeth Whitening : Does Apple Cider Vinegar Make Teeth Whiter?

Apple cider vinegar makes teeth whiter because of the acidity level, which eats away at stains and discoloration. Whiten teeth with apple cider vinegar, swishing with it regularly, with tips from a licensed dental assistant in this free video on oral hygiene.

Expert: Michelle McPhail
Contact: www.MySolutionz.com
Bio: Michelle McPhail has been a licensed dental assistant for more than seven years. She currently works at My Solutionz in Florida as the dental treatment coordinator.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Duration : 0:1:13


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25 Responses to “Teeth Whitening : Does Apple Cider Vinegar Make Teeth Whiter?”

  1. terbial Says:

    wicked, good to …
    wicked, good to know!

  2. MoonCricketQuanch Says:

    I woke up one …
    I woke up one morning and accidentally swigged it.

  3. IcePrincess619 Says:

    i saw 1/4 of water …
    i saw 1/4 of water and 1/2 water and
    4 strawberries and you blend them together.

    and you brush your teeth with it for while and then you brush your teeth normally,
    IT TASTE NASTY THOUGH but it works !! in 2 weeks :] ,….bursh ur teeth 2 times a day
    for 2 weeks !!

  4. kemptonjones Says:

    An old Vermont Folk …
    An old Vermont Folk Medecine book and personal experience backs you up 100% . . works great to remove warts, too when applied directly to the warts with Q-Tips over a brief time of days . Try THAT with vodka . . lol

  5. aoifeluvzk Says:

    well if you use …
    well if you use this too much it will cause acid erosion……

  6. 1wonluv3 Says:

    yea this si good …
    yea this si good when u dont have enamel already showing whch is causing the yeloowness of your teeth… it can just make things worst

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  8. kidspranqe Says:

    no, normal clear …
    no, normal clear vinegar has had all the nutrients strained out of it making it useless

  9. aasiangirl1000 Says:

    soad
    soad

  10. Brianp2999 Says:

    Good Video Great …
    Good Video Great Information!

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  11. 792italianhotty Says:

    i dont have that so …
    i dont have that so like can vinegar do the same?

  12. TheKchart Says:

    It will destroy …
    It will destroy your enamel ….

  13. AinokoAna Says:

    Like …
    Like BBYBOIBELUVINME said, you’re not supposed to do it everyday. Just ocassionally. Come on people, be smart. This whitened my teeth and I only did it twice a week. Even got complemented on my teeth during my Dentist appointment last week. :)

  14. mad4chad87 Says:

    ya it can clean …
    ya it can clean your teeth but u cant just rinse it with water you have to brush your teeth afterwards or it will just keep eating at ur teeth they say even to dilute it a lil with like 4 parts water n 1 part acv n still brush ur teeth afterward it can have such bad effects on ur teeth that there is no hope for saving them, you can look it up.

  15. shanna1950 Says:

    yeah true. its’s …
    yeah true. its’s bad. if you use acv to treat arthritis, RINSE right away after you drink it.

  16. utastefunny Says:

    Don’t do it. Google …
    Don’t do it. Google “Coconut oil pulling”. Oil good for bones. Vinegar, not so much. Plus oil pulling (with extra virgin coconut oil) not only whitens your teeth but it does other wonderful things for your health. Really. Check it out. :-) …. and she’s not dumb, just being trained by people that have been taught the wrong things for so long they just don’t know up from down. she seems sincere enough, just lead wrong.

  17. biggerbob44 Says:

    This is the WORST …
    This is the WORST advise i have ever heard. NEVER swish vinegar around your teeth. It will destroy your enamel.

  18. BBYBOIBELUVINME Says:

    your not supposed …
    your not supposed to do it everyday duh, everyone already knows if you do it everyday then it will wear away enamel same with baking soda and water

  19. xx837 Says:

    it will destroy …
    it will destroy enamel !!

  20. khakipearls Says:

    commercial …
    commercial mouthwash such as listerine stains your teeth.

    the healthy practice of “oil pulling” whitens teeth.. google it.
    i used to do that then brush with ordinary soap together with a bit of baking soda; then simply rinse with hydrogen peroxide afterward. while keeping up this routine, my teeth went white as office paper.

    and theres no pain like those expensive treatments & products.

    Praise you Lord! thankyou for allowing me to share this blessing.
    God bless ^^

  21. chrome4500 Says:

    I used to have …
    I used to have problems with my gums and ACV has helped me alot.

  22. nicklostpedia Says:

    I know ACV has …
    I know ACV has great health benefits, and I know people drink it too but you’re supposed to down it quickly!! Gargling with ACV will wear down the enamel on your teeth because of its acidity. How can someone recommend this?!?! I mean no offense to this dentist but I completely disagree with this, and am quite shocked that people may actually be following this on the back of the woman having credentials. Research online and make up your own minds peeps!!!

  23. LtStarkiller Says:

    +1 to that gangsta
    +1 to that gangsta

  24. xx837 Says:

    (apple cider) …
    (apple cider) vinegar will DESTROY your enmal…
    don’t do it!!!

  25. WhiteKnighT161 Says:

    you know this makes …
    you know this makes my gums slightly pale around the bottom but very white around the teeth and the front of my tongue feels very strange its like listerine accept much much more powerful. I don’t really recommend this maybe use it once every two months. and never brush your teeth after using this method because the acid is making the enamel’s layer much more softer or you’ll risk teeth sensitivity.

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