Home teeth bleaching may not sound like much, but it is in fact one of the best ways to improve your confidence both in work and at home.
Having a bright white smile, and knowing fully that you have it, can go a long way toward improving your outlook not only regarding your co-workers and colleagues, but also to your loved ones, enemies and even your general outlook on life itself.
The best part, though, is that some of the known best teeth bleaching methods can be found right among the things you use in your kitchen at home.
Baking soda, a cleaning agent famous for getting stains off almost anything (in addition to its original purpose of being used for baking), is a home teeth bleaching method most people swear by as a tried and true one.
Simply mix some baking soda with just enough water to make a white paste, and use said paste to brush your teeth with.
Results will be seen almost immediately after rinsing your mouth post-brushing.
Salt, also a famous cleaning agent, is also used by some because of its ability to scour most stains from hard surfaces (in this case, the surface of your teeth).
Sprinkle a little table salt onto your toothbrush, or else brush your teeth and gargle with some warm water mixed with a little salt, for this second home teeth bleaching solution.
Not to be left behind, the "green" side of your kitchen also has its potent home teeth bleaching agents in the form of the citrus family of fruits.
Notable among these are the lemon and the orange, which people claim to be as effective, if not even more effective than commercial teeth whiteners.
Just rub the inside of an orange or lemon peel on your teeth, or dip your toothbrush in a little orange or lemon juice, and watch your teeth whiten like never before.
Some people will even advise you to mix a little salt into the juice in order to increase the effectiveness of the homemade whitener (unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the alkaline nature of baking soda, as it tends to react with the acids in citrus juice).
Some extremists recommend a mixture of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide for quick and superbly effective home teeth bleaching.
Much caution must be taken with this method, though, as the hydrogen peroxide in this solution can be poisonous when swallowed.
This is a method only to be used if you need results fast, and only under the assurance that you will not swallow the solution.
If ever you do, though, be sure to drink a lot of water in order to dilute the solution.