I have so far not seen animals with broken teeth. The veterinary doctors do not have to make dentures. Why teeth problems with humans only. apparently, our food habits are responsible for tooth decay. We do not eat food as grown but cook and mix with sugar, spices etc. As we cannot drastically change our habits, there is only one way and that is to brush teeth more frequently. After eating any sweets, we must brush our teeth. A visit to dentist at least at monthly intervals is also desirable.

Thanks for the tips,Neetu.But I don't have the guts to try hydrogen peroxide on teeth. :P :P

I think regular visit to dental doctor is also important. Atleast once an year.. :)

Tooth Whitening using Homemade Teeth Whiteners

1. Rub on teeth a mixture of ground charcoal sugar and salt and with honey.
2. Rub teeth with a mixture of 1 teaspoon salt with 1 teaspoonfrsh lemon juice
3. Rub teeth with orange peel.
4. Rub walnut bark daily on your teeth to whiten.
5. Mash some fresh strawberries on your teeth to whiten.
6. Rub fresh sage leaves daily on your teeth to whiten.
7. Rinse the teeth with Apple Cider Vinegar thoroughly between your teeth, then brush with water.

Whitener / Cleanser - 1

* Baking soda, 1 teaspoon
* Hydrogen peroxide, a few drops.
* Mix the two ingredients and use as a paste on your teeth and gums two times a week.

Tooth Whitener / Cleanser - 2

* Baking soda, 3 teaspoon
* Table salt, 1 teaspoon

Mix the two ingredients and use as a tooth powder.
Tooth Whitener / Cleanser - 3

Rubbing the bark of walnut tree brightens the teeth.
Tooth Whitener / Cleanser - 4

After brushing your teeth gargle with some fruit grade hydrogen peroxide and rinse with water or brush again with a toothpaste.
Tooth Whitener / Cleanser - 5

Brush your teeth with hard wood ash. The wood ash contains potassium hydroxide which whiteners the teeth. However, The excessive use of potassium hydroxide can damage your teeth over time.

Tooth whitening is ideal for you if you have healthy unrestored teeth (no fillings). Tooth whiteners are not recommended for children under age 13. Teeth whiteners may not be effective for all types of discoloration. You will not be benefited in the following cases:

* Dark gray dental stains
* Congenital discoloration (from birth)
* Tooth colored fillings
* Stains due to some medication such as tetracycline may require long treatment up to 6 months.
* Crowns or denture teeth

In general, your teeth may bleach well if you have yellowish teeth as compared to brownish teeth. You may not get good tooth whitening results if you have grayish teeth. If you have colored tooth filling on your front teeth, then these fillings may appear more pronounced against your whitened teeth after bleach treatment. In such cases, you may have other options, like porcelain veneers or dental bonding.

But using such chemicals may have some side effects or allergic effects which is to be cared.