Teeth Cleaning Guide: Baking Soda vs. Electric Brushes

Is a sonic toothbrush better than an electric one? Learn how to use baking soda and peroxide for a natural teeth whitener and understand the dangers of acidic drinks like Coke on your long-term dental health.

Baking Soda & Peroxide for a Teeth Whitener

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Amanda Tromley

Many people struggle with the color of their teeth. Drinking tea, coffee and cola, smoking and even some of the foods you eat contribute to the discoloration of your teeth. A trip down the toothpaste aisle will present you with a variety of products that claim to whiten teeth.

Educated at the Elkhart Area Career Center in Indiana, Amanda Tromley has worked as an illustrator and graphic designer for more than 10 years. Additionally, she writes and designs a blog that provides tips, tutorials, and tools for professional and amateur artists. Tromley began writing professionally in 2007 with articles on a variety of topics appearing in print newsletters and popular websites, including eHow.