I have been drinking around 3 cups of coffee every day for the past five years and now have traffic light yellow teeth no matter how frequently I brush them. My only choice is to bleach them or gradually remove the stains using an electric toothbrush.
Does anyone on Sup Forums own an electric toothbrush?
What brand/product do you recommend? Oral-B or Sonicare?
I'd like to spend less than $150.
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Use a straw and use hydrogen peroxide
Can you use a straw with coffees?
Sonicare is a step above other mechanical shit, which just sort of rotate their heads back and forth with a motor--sonicare uses an electromagnet to vibrate the bristles *really* fast, comparatively. It's enough to blast shit right out from between teeth. Makes your mouth feel insanely clean, but it can feel pretty rough on your gums at first.
Also, you gotta change the heads fairly regularly, they lose stiffness and don't clean effectively, and you don't really notice until you swap them out and feel the difference. I've also had bad luck with the cheaper generic heads, they often don't fit snugly on the handle and buzz loudly/etc.
You could brush thrice daily for 10 years and you'll still have those nasty bean teeth. You'll need hardcore dental work if you want pearly whites
t. Neglectful retard who happened to get good dental insurance
what did he mean by this
Get a metal straw if you drink it hot
Plastic melts
I doubt its from coffee.
I asked my dentist about it the other day and she said that staining from coffee comes off really easily, they can just polish it off.
Staining from smoking however tends to be much harder to get rid off and tea I think it also worse
Fuck off with your CRYSTAL MEMES
The problem is that you are still drinking coffee.
Whitening procedures will remove the pigment from your teeth, but weaken your enamel. While the enamel is still weakened, it will absorb pigments much more easily than usual.
That's why when you're going through the process of whitening your teeth, you need to STOP drinking anything that will stain your teeth. No tea, no soda, no coffee for up to 2 weeks after you're done.
What you're trying to do is a full lifestyle change. You're addicted to coffee. Sort that out first, because you will not be able to handle going without it, and this is a requirement for teeth whitening.
pic related, me after using my first electric toothbrush
fuck off phoneposting normalshitter
>projecting this hard
pretty epic (you) I just got
Sonicare sounds good. It's got plenty of high reviews on Amazon so I'll just get the HealthyWhite+.
Ok thanks. I haven't gone to a dentist in years so I rarely hear this type of advice. Maybe I'll just take caffeine pills in the morning.
Activated charcoal, mate. It's what Jesus would do.
Do people really get addicted to coffeine? I've been drinking ~5 cups a day for ~6 years and after my gf jokingly told me I was an addict, I decided to quit for a while. I've been without coffeine for two weeks now and I have had zero problems waking up early or staying up at work.
Anyways, coffee tastes amazing so might as well go get a cup.
It's more the addiction of habit than an actual addiction, but it can produce withdrawal symptoms when used frequently to excess.
Yes if any part of that is true you would have noticed massive headaches and lethargy for a day or two. Once it's out of your system there's not much ill effects.
The problem is that you're swishing the coffee around your teeth. Common symptom of autism.
This
I drink 3 cups a day for 10+ years now and my teeth are perfectly white. The key is don't swish it around like whiskey and most importantly rinse your entire month out good with water as soon as you're done. I also use a sonicare and brush twice a day for 2 min.
Not only does coffee taste great, there are many recorded health benefits especially to your brain from drinking a few cups a day.
What kind of Normie do you need to be to need have completely white teeth? Its natural to have a slighty yellow color.
I've had severe aural migraines since I was a kid. Around my twenties I noticed I could (sometimes) prevent them with coffee. Not sure if it's just a placebo but damn I wish I had started drinking coffee earlier.
Get a professional tooth cleaning from your dentist.
This is what you need. It can also be recycled and the head only replaced. boieusa.com
i have philips sonicare
its ok
I always thought that Sonicare worked using ultrasonic acoustic resonance, not electromagnetism since it is called SONICcare. Dumb name.
Protip for sonicare, they sell bases that take normal AA batteries, they are way cheaper and you don't have to worry about the internal battery wearing out (use eneloops of course).
Leave it as is and just go for that business look.
follow up, I just looked and they now have really cheap rechargeable ones, probably not worth it anywhere. when I bought mine the rechargeable ones were $100+
>I haven't gone to a dentist in years
why the fuck not? it's clear that you haven't been taking care of yourself.
People are here because they don't take care of themselves.
My former neurologist was a Romanian coffee addict. She asked if I drank coffee, and I said not regularly. She chided me and said I should drink a lot (4-6 cups) to prevent migraines. Coffee didn't help, but when I stopped watching the news my migraines disappeared.
You literally can't whiten your teeth from toothbrushing no matter what
You're teeth could also be yellow from the enamel being worn down by your years of oral abuse. If this is the case, the yellowness of your teeth isn't from stains, the layer of tooth under the enamel is yellow in color for everyone, and your thin enamel is showing the yellow through it. Also, harsh brushing might only make matters worse, consult your dentist dude.
same here