Is there something white I can safely paint on my teeth?

Question

I have a small discoloured patch on a front tooth. I'ts not decay, and tooth cleaning products don't work.

Thankyou for that dolphyns200. I just knew I,d get a stupid little prat like you answering this.

Answer 1

Your dentist could supply you with a whitening peroxide gel which colours from the inside out. Perfectly safe if used correctly and would take approx 2 weeks. I did all my teeth and it cost £300

Answer 2

I don't think there's anything in stores that's "natural white" that you can paint onto your teeth. I would go with a whitening kit (not the ones that are high potency--unless you want to deal with the sensitivity for a while) and try that for a while and if you don't like the results, see your dentist for what he/she can do for you.

Answer 3

Try using a brush-on tooth whitener. You can brush it on the spot and let it dry. Over time it will become whiter. Otherwise, trays with whitening gel produce the best results.

Answer 4

Bleach kits are nasty. A safe quick way i use is aqufresh whitening trays or crest white strips. They are cheaper as well.

Answer 5

If you'r dumb enough to ask that question and not see your dentist, go ahead and use white-out. Spray paint would be good too. Or dry wall spackling could work as well.

Answer 6

Nothing I know of. A dentist would be able to do a better job even if there were.

Answer 7

I wouldn't dare try to paint your teeth.. I would see a dentish. You may need a veneer or something.

Answer 8

DOLPHYNS2000 or wtf her/its name is is an @$$hole...feckem..just use some kind of whiting gel or see your dentist

*****BTW DOLPHYNS.. THE CORRECT SPELLING OF THE WORD IS D-O-L-P-H-I-N-S*****

STUPID F#CK!

Answer 9

toothpaste is white. use that.