I wanna switch to some new toothpaste? lol.

Shawnie · 09-02-2009, 02:50 PM

I been using colgate for how long now, I want something thats gonna whiten my teeth and make them sparkle =) If you could help thanks

**Nats** · 09-02-2009, 03:03 PM

You're so fickle, Shawnie...How do you think the toothpaste feels about this? Have you talked it over? Perhaps the toothpaste has a reason for being the way it is...You shouldnt just abandon it...

**Kallygirlie** · 09-03-2009, 07:32 AM

LOL nice Nats. HAHA!!! I personally like colgate total plus whitening but i use the gell not the past. I've had really bad teeth for many many yrs. So bad that I ended up getting $12,000 worth of reconstructive dental work and got my front 6 teeth crowned and posted in. Even with all the decay I had, colgate total kept my teeth very white. So much infact that when they matched the crowns to the rest of my teeth their was only 1 shade that was whiter than mine. Now dont take all the dental work I had to have done and compare it with colgate because I have a genetic gum disease that breaks down the enemel on my teeth that cause them to get very brittle. If you want to add to colgate, use ACT mouth wash. You can buy it anywhere really. Its what the dentist recommend and since I started using it, I've been told my teeth look ALOT stronger and I haven't had any chips. The toothpaste isn't what is gonna make your teeth white. The health of your teeth will take care of the natural color. the paste will just remove stains that are on the outside.

09-02-2009, 02:50 PM	#1
Shawnie Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Canada... Posts: 6	I wanna switch to some new toothpaste? lol. I been using colgate for how long now, I want something thats gonna whiten my teeth and make them sparkle =) If you could help thanks __________________ You Cannot Sedate All The Things You Hate He Who Takes The Moral High-Road Never Gets Stuck In Traffic Uhm.. xD

09-02-2009, 03:03 PM	#2
Nats Silver Contributor 100+ Posts Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 369 Blog Entries: 7	You're so fickle, Shawnie...How do you think the toothpaste feels about this? Have you talked it over? Perhaps the toothpaste has a reason for being the way it is...You shouldnt just abandon it... __________________ The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on. - Robert Bloch

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09-03-2009, 07:32 AM	#3
Kallygirlie Silver Contributor 100+ Posts Simon Champion! Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: PA, USA Posts: 367	LOL nice Nats. HAHA!!! I personally like colgate total plus whitening but i use the gell not the past. I've had really bad teeth for many many yrs. So bad that I ended up getting $12,000 worth of reconstructive dental work and got my front 6 teeth crowned and posted in. Even with all the decay I had, colgate total kept my teeth very white. So much infact that when they matched the crowns to the rest of my teeth their was only 1 shade that was whiter than mine. Now dont take all the dental work I had to have done and compare it with colgate because I have a genetic gum disease that breaks down the enemel on my teeth that cause them to get very brittle. If you want to add to colgate, use ACT mouth wash. You can buy it anywhere really. Its what the dentist recommend and since I started using it, I've been told my teeth look ALOT stronger and I haven't had any chips. The toothpaste isn't what is gonna make your teeth white. The health of your teeth will take care of the natural color. the paste will just remove stains that are on the outside.